2023 Explorance Faculty Research Grants for Bluenotes Community: Progress and Final Grant Report Submissions |
Progress Report submission due: 5PM, April 24, 2023 Eastern Standard Time
Final Grant Report submission due: 5PM, August 9, 2023 Eastern Standard Time
See guidelines on creating a grant report and submit your grant reports below.
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A Guideline to creating original grant reports:
While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to creating original grant reports, most should address the following key elements:
Results and Impact of the Project So Far
If your grant proposal contains some sort of quantifiable goal (for example, “to collect data with a survey from students “), your report should address whether the research project yielded the desired results. If you didn’t meet your initial goals, offer an assessment about what you think went wrong or what led to your miscalculation. If it is a final grant report, a grant report should also speak to a project’s overall impact. Numbers can be particularly helpful in reporting, allowing to see exactly how many people its grant has helped. In some cases, however, it might be difficult or impossible to accurately gauge a research project’s results. We suggest stressing intermediate findings, if it is a progress report; and final findings, if a final grant report.
Financial Statement
Include a financial statement, which tells how you spent the grant, including all costs associated with the project, in comparison to the original budget in your research grant proposal.
Lessons Learned
A grant report should also include information on the project’s major takeaways so far, including unexpected challenges that you faced.
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Faculty Research Grant Application Contact:
Yeona Jang (yjang@explorance.com) at Explorance