Get Grant Application Form (pdf) - Cancer Dartmouth

Filling out the Grant Application Form for the Cancer Dartmouth project is an important step in securing funding for your research. This guide will provide you with clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and effectively.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your grant application.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Grant Application Form and open it in your PDF editor.
2. Fill out the project title section by clearly stating the title of your research project.
3. Select the type of project by checking the appropriate box for 'Tumor Biology', 'Clinical/Translational Investigation', or 'Population Health-Related Research'.
4. Indicate the project period by specifying the start and end dates of your research.
5. In the key personnel section, provide names, degrees, titles, departments, schools, addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers, and email addresses of all key personnel involved in the project.
6. Choose the type of application by checking one of the options: 'New Application', 'Revised Application (Resubmission)', or 'Renewal Application'.
7. Enter the amount of funding requested in the 'Amount Requested' field.
8. Complete the budget proposed section by detailing personnel costs, permanent equipment, supplies, and miscellaneous expenses.
9. Provide a budget justification explaining how the funds will be allocated and used in the project.
10. Attach key personnel biosketches formatted according to NIH specifications.
11. List all current research support, including funding agency, project title, grant number, project dates, principal investigator, percent effort, and current year direct costs.
12. Write the description of research proposed (research plan) clearly outlining sections I-IV, adhering to the five-page maximum limit.
13. Complete the cancer relevance information by selecting priority areas and organ sites if applicable.
14. Draft a lay audience summary in non-scientific language, ensuring it is no more than 200 words and placed on a separate page.
15. Review the checklist to ensure all required components are included in your application.
16. Finally, save changes to your document, download the completed form, and prepare to submit it via email to the designated coordinator.

Act now to successfully complete and submit your grant application online.