K Grant Writing Workshop
NIH fellows can apply for a Transition Career Development Award (K22) or Pathway to Independence Award (K99/R00). The NCI Center for Cancer Training has developed a K Grant Writing workshop to assist fellows preparing K22 or K99/R00 applications. This free workshop is held from March 31- May 27, 2022 and occurs for 2 hours per week. Eight lectures are given on grantsmanship, electronic submissions, K22 application, K99/R00 application, specific aims, candidate section, biosketch, significance/innovation, and the approach. In addition, fellows can submit part of their application for peer review in class.
The workshop is hosted by Terry Moody who obtained his PhD at the California Institute of Technology. After conducting a post-doctoral fellowship at the NIH, he joined the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology faculty at the George Washington University Medical Center. Dr. Moody had several R01 grant applications funded and served as a member of the NIH Study Section. He became a Principal Investigator at the NCI in 1993 where he investigated the role of peptide growth factors in lung cancer cells.
Program Schedule
(Please contact Terry Moody at moodyt@mail.nih.gov for WebEx details.)
Date and Time | Building/Room | Topic | Speaker |
March 31, 3:00pm | WebEx | K-Grant Overview | Oliver Bogler |
April 7, 3:00pm | WebEx | Specific Aims | Terry Moody |
April 14, 3:00pm | WebEx | Electronic Submissions | Erika Ginsburg |
April 21, 3:00pm | WebEx | K99/R00 applications | Michael Schmidt |
May 5, 3:00pm | WebEx | K22 applications | Sonia Jakowlew |
May 12, 3:00pm | WebEx | Candidate Section | Terry Moody |
May 19, 3:00pm | WebEx | Significance/Innovation | Terry Moody |
May 20, 3:00pm | WebEx | Clinical Trial applications | Terry Moody |
May 27, 3:00pm | WebEx | Approach section | Terry Moody |
Organizing Committee
- Terry Moody, Ph.D.
- Oliver Bogler, Ph.D.
More Information
Contact Dr. Terry Moody at moodyt@mail.nih.gov or by phone at 240-276-7785.
Related Training Opportunities
This course is part of an ongoing training curriculum for NCI clinical and postdoctoral fellows. Each fall CCT offers the Translational Research in Clinical Oncology (TRACO) course, hosted by Dr. Terry Moody. Another course, Demystifying Medicine is held each spring. This course provides two hours of lecture each week (January – May) and is hosted by Dr. Irvin M. Arias. To learn about additional training opportunities at NIH, visit https://www.training.nih.gov/.