Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy
Connecting scholarship with public policy related to the environment and indigenous nations.
Yes, a few are listed below.
The University of Arizona LGBTQ+ Institute
Bringing people and ideas together to conduct LGBTQ+ research, design LGBTQ+ relevant curricula, and develop public LGBTQ+ focused programming.
Arizona Institute for AI and Society
The Arizona Institute for AI and Society (AI2S) is driving the University of Arizona as a national leader in responsible AI, Machine Learning and Data Science. We unify pioneering research, strategic support and campus-wide expertise to solve real-world challenges and propel innovation across disciplines.
BIO5 Institute
Tackles complex problems, using the collaborative power of five core research areas: agriculture, engineering, medicine, science, and pharmacy.
Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry
The Confluencenter is a research incubator for the arts, humanities, and social sciences, dedicated to fostering collaboration across disciplines.
Biosphere 2
A living laboratory for controlled scientific studies of Earth systems, an arena for scientific discovery and discussion, and a provider of public education.
STEM Learning Center
Working to advance quality education programs in science, technology, engineering and math for the benefit of Arizona youth, educators, and employers.
Writing a Strong First Page
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Presented by Prof. Nathan Cherrington, Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies - College of Pharmacy; Prof. Bryan Heidorn, Director, School of Information; and Research Development Services team members. A first page that is detailed yet concise, passionate yet professional, conclusive yet stage-setting serves as an introduction to everything that follows in the proposal. “Writing a Strong First Page” will provide researchers with tips and ideas for capturing reviewer’s attention from the very start of a research proposal and will include agency-specific advice.
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Getting Ahead of the Request for Proposals
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Receiving a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement often requires engagement prior to the release of a solicitation or request for proposals. This session will introduce researchers to some of the more common ways of helping either shape a solicitation or better understand the upcoming solicitation.
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