Research Development
Research Development
Blythe works with SoE faculty on composing successful proposals. Her support is focused on working with investigators to craft proposals that meet the solicitation requirements, reviewers' expectations and to submit the most effective, highest quality writing, which gives PIs a competitive edge in the grant application process. Blythe offers the following services:
- Identifies and distributes strategic funding opportunities
- Conducts brainstorming and concept development meetings with investigators and collaborative teams
- Builds and maintains ongoing relationships with funding agency program directors
- Directs investigators to resources and tools
- Plans and facilitates events (workshops, talks, retreats, etc.) to support best practices in proposal and portfolio development
- Coordinates with collaborators, multi-institutional teams and cross-disciplinary or industry partners
- Provides comprehensive editing prior to submission
From concept development to proposal planning to final editing, Blythe works closely with SoE PIs to craft precise and compelling narratives.
Learn more about ERA's Senior Research Development Manager, Blythe Nobleman
NSF CAREER (Faculty Early Career Development Program)
The NSF CAREER proposal includes a vision for a lifetime of leadership in integrating research, education with DEIB outreach. This prestigious award supports early-career faculty "who have the potential to serve as academic role models in research and education." Faculty members who hold the title of assistant professor or its equivalent are encouraged to apply, and may discuss their concepts with the NSF program manager in their directorate or division.
Contact: Blythe Nobleman, the School of Engineering Senior Research Development Manager who specializes in this prestigious proposal.
- NSF provides information on the NSF Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) program solicitation NSF 22-586 (replaces 20-525)This year's submissions due on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 by 5:00 PM EST.