Funding your graduate program is stressful for many graduate students, but we have tools to help you succeed!
Would you Fund it? gives you the opportunity to have your two-page project summary reviewed by a former Tri-Agency (CIHR, NSERC or SSHRC) or Quebec committee (FRQNT, FRQS, FRQSC) reviewer. SKILLSETS will ensure that you are paired with the appropriate committee reviewer, who will scan the document and provide feedback on structure, relevance, and language accuracy with suggestions on how to strengthen your draft. You have 25 minutes for a one-on-one consultation.
This year, consultations will be conducted in person on the following dates:
Space is very limited - first-come, first-served basis
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Tuesday, September 13 |
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Monday, September 26 |
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Wednesday, November 23 |
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Reviewers will use the Research Proposal Checklist as a general guideline to evaluate your 2-page research proposal.
Resources
Best Practices for Collaboration of Trainees and Faculty on Grant Applications
GPS has developed a series of guidelines to help faculty, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, scholars, and researchers clarify roles and expectations when collaborating on grant applications.
How to be successful in your fellowship application
For further information on keys to submitting successful funding applications, please visit the GPS Maximize my Chances webpage.
As a McGill student, your participation in activities such as training workshops and volunteering are tracked on your Co-Curricular Record (CCR)! Having your co-curricular activities listed in one document can help you revise your CV or cover letter, prepare for interviews, and explore career options.