[Okgrantsmanship] For Chemistry Faculty Members

[Mason, Linda]

The best way to learn about effective grant writing is to become a
proposal reviewer!

NSF 10-022
Dear Colleague Letter: Urgent Request - Proposal Reviews
 

Date: 

February 18, 2010 

Subject: 

URGENT REQUEST - PROPOSAL REVIEWS

Dear Colleagues: 

To carry-out the mission of the Division of Chemistry and the National
Science Foundation as a whole, we rely on the experience and up-to-date
knowledge of reviewers from the academic, industrial, and government
sectors as a critical component of the evaluation process. We very much
appreciate the time and effort of everyone who willingly serves as mail
reviewers, panelists, or both. 

Unfortunately, there is now a very low response rate to Division of
Chemistry proposal review requests. If we are to maintain the
effectiveness of the peer review process, the Division of Chemistry
needs your active participation in the process. 

Participation in the peer review process now and in the future will
continue to be a critical aspect for assessing the quality of the
science supported by NSF and other agencies. If you are contacted to
review a proposal, we hope that you make every possible effort to
respond to the request. 

Sincerely, 

Dr. Luis Echegoyen, 
Director Division of Chemistry 
National Science Foundation 

 

 

Linda Mason, Ed.D.

Coordinator for Grant Writing and External Funding

Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education

655 Research Parkway, Suite 200

Oklahoma City, OK 73104

405-225-9486

lmason at osrhe.edu

IP: 164.58.250.178

 

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