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Since 1983, The Grant Advisor newsletter
has been a leading source of information on grant, research,
and fellowship opportunities for U.S. institutions of higher
education and their faculty.
The Grant Advisor is available in two versions:
(1) the PAPER VERSION is still going strong after all these
years, and is a great value at only $397 for a one year
subscription, mailed direct to you each month (except July);
(2) the WEB VERSION, $725/year (The Grant Advisor
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offers on-line access for your entire institution and
features many extras, including the newsletter in Acrobat
PDF format, database searches, deadline listings with
extensive hyperlinks, and much more, all in an easy-to-use
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1. THE GRANT ADVISOR
NEWSLETTER (PDF or TXT) The newsletter
covers grant opportunities from federal agencies (except
NIH) as well as many independent organizations and
foundations. Published monthly (except July), each issue
contains 15-25 program reviews with descriptions,
eligibility requirements, special criteria, funding amounts,
and contact information (including phone and fax numbers,
e-mail and web addresses). The remainder of the newsletter
is comprised of the Deadline Memo with more than 300
listings of grant and fellowship programs for the coming
four months, organized into eight academic divisions (fine
arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, education,
international, health related, unrestricted/other). It's all
available on-line in both PDF (Adobe Acrobat®) and TXT
(ASCII text) formats. See samples.
2. DEADLINE MEMO
HYPERLINKS These powerful listings are
presented in an elegant table format and include links
directly to the following (all where applicable): (a) web
site of the funding agency or organization; (b) abstracts
and program reviews from The Grant Advisor newsletter; (c)
complete text from all current Federal Register grant
listings; (d) National Science Foundation on-line documents;
and (e) e-mail addresses. Very popular with subscribers.
See samples.
3. DATABASE AND ARTICLE
SEARCHES The Database Search allows
you to enter your own search criteria (such as funding
agency, keywords, academic division, and more). Results are
displayed in the same powerful table format as the Deadline
Memo Hyperlinks. The Article Search is available for
keyword searching through hundreds of our program abstracts
and Federal Register articles.
4. 200+ USEFUL LINKS TO FUNDING
SOURCES All subscribers have full access to
our ever-expanding list of links to funding sources,
separated into two categories: Federal and Related Sources,
and Foundation and Independent Sources.
5. THE GRANT WORKS The
electronic book of the entire series of articles by Robert
J. Toft, Ph.D. presented here in Acrobat® PDF format.
Included are hundreds of essays providing useful advice and
tips for the grantsperson in higher education. Chapter
titles include Proposal Development, Running the Grants
Office, Budget Considerations, Tips on Writing, Grants
Office Policy, and more.
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