Service
Highlights
Grant
Resources
LIU
Resources
The
Offices and personnel listed below are available to assist LIU faculty
and staff members and may provide additional grant seeking resources.
Office
of Sponsored Research:
http://www.liu.edu/but01/admin/sr/ |
Intercultural
Institute on Human Development and Aging: http://www.brooklyn.liu.edu/research/welcome.html |
| Dr.
Kathryn Rockett |
Dr.
Carol Magai |
| Vice
President, Sponsored Research |
Director
& Dean of Research |
Tel:
(516) 299-2523
|
Tel:
(718) 488-1177 |
|
kathryn.rockett@liu.edu |
Email:
cmagaiNOSPAM@liu.edu |
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| Office
of Institutional Advancement: http://www.brooklyn.liu.edu/OIA/grants.html |
Dr.
Anthony DePass |
| Proposal
Development/Grants Writing |
Associate
Dean for Research - Brooklyn Campus |
| James
Cribbs, Grants Coordinator |
Tel:
(718) 488-1487 |
| Tel:
(718) 488-1413 |
Fax:
(718) 246 6353 |
| Fax:
(718) 488-1421 |
Email:
adepass@liu.edu |
| Email:
james.cribbs@liu.edu |
|
| Hours:
Monday - Fri 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. |
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A
free tip: there is a difference between the printed and online versions:
Ulrich
Online specifies if a periodical is peer-reviewed or not; the
print version does not. However the Online version is not entirely
flawless and has been, though rarely, known to err regarding the
peer-review nature of some periodicals. If in doubt, ask a librarian.
2.
Cabell's
Directory of Publishing Opportunities Series
Cabell's provides you with detailed information about specific journals,
including their rejection rate. At this point we carry a selected
numbers of issues, including Education, Accounting, Economics, Management,
Marketing and Psychology. They are located in Secured Reference,
3rd floor. Ask a librarian.
To
state the obvious, the library faculty is here to help you. If you
have any questions, do not hesitate to reach us at the Reference
Desk, (718) 780-4513.
SPIN-Sponsored
Program Information Network
The Office of Sponsored Research
provides access to Sponsored Program Information Network (SPIN).
SPIN is the most widely used funding opportunity database in the
world and aggregates sponsor information into a single system for
quick results and utmost efficiency. SPIN consolidates sponsor information
into one system, drastically reducing search times and substantially
increasing the likelihood of positive results. Program information
is presented in a standard format that allows investigators to quickly
compare opportunities so that they can make well informed decisions
as to where they should apply for funding.
SPIN
is currently available for use by all Long Island University faculty,
students, and staff. Through the use of a User ID and password,
the system is also accessible from off-campus sites.
To
access SPIN, go the Office of Sponsored Research website at: http://www.liu.edu/but01/admin/sr/
Federal
Resources
www.grants.gov
Primary
access point Federal grants. Includes information on programs, online
applications, email notification service and much more. Links out
to individual programs and agencies such as:
National
Institutes of Health, Grants and Funding Opportunities
http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/
National
Endowment for the Humanities, Apply for a Grant
http://www.neh.gov/grants/index.html
National
Endowment for the Arts, Grants
http://www.arts.gov/grants/apply/
Department
of Commerce, Grant Opportunities http://www.commerce.gov/grants.html
Department of Education, Grants and Contracts
http://www.ed.gov/fund/landing.jhtml?src=rt
National
Science Foundation, Funding
http://www.nsf.gov/funding/research_edu_community.jsp
State Resources
Information on Grants Available in New York State
http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/ils/topics/grants.htm
List state sources of funding and provides links to same, such
as: New York State, Department of Health, Grant/Funding Opportunities
http://www.health.state.ny.us/funding/index.htm
New York
State Council on the Arts, About NYSCA Grants
http://www.nysca.org/public/home.cfm
Private
GrantsNet
www.grantsnet.com
A product of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
(AAAS) and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Free directory of
funding information for biomedical research and science education.
Features a database of funding sources, Funding News, an email update
service, and the Grants Doctor, an advice column.
Foundation Center
http://www.foundationcenter.org
Premier source for information on funding from foundations. Includes
several fee-based databases and Foundation Finder, a free database
of basic information on foundations including recent tax documents.
Also provides online tutorials and books on grant seeking and a
database of grantmakers' websites.
Print Resources
Directories
Annual
Register of Grant Support. AS 911.A2 A67 Reference Oversize
Catalog of
Federal Domestic Assistance. HC 110.P63 U53a Reference Desk
also available at www.cfda.gov
Foundation
Directory. AS 91.A2 F65 Reference
Directory
of Biomedical and Health Care Grants. R 850.A1 D57 Reference
Career Case
Directory
of Research Grants. LB 2338.D57 Reference Career Case
Foundation
Grants to Individuals. LB 2336.F599 Reference Desk
Grants Register.
LB 2338.G7 Reference Career Case
Proposal
Writing Guides
Finding
Funding: the Comprehensive Guide to Grant Writing. HG 177.5.U6
B37 2002 Reference Desk
Foundation
Center's Guide to Proposal Writing. HG 177.5.U6 G44 2004 Circulating
Foundation
Fundamentals: A Guide for Grantseekers. HV 41.9.U5 F686 2004
Circulating
The Grant
Application Writer's Workbook: Successful Proposals to Any Agency.
HG 177.5.U6 G72 2005 Reference Desk
The Grantwriter's
Internet Companion: A Resource for Educators and Others Seeking
Grants and Funding. LC 243.A1 P48 2001 Reference
Proposal
Planning and Writing. HG 177.5 U6 M56 2003 Reference Desk
Winning
Grants Step by Step: the Complete Workbook for Planning, Developing,
Writing, Successful Proposals. HG 177.C374 2002 Reference
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