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> From owner-compmed@WUVMD.WUSTL.EDU Mon Dec 27 19:52:57 1993
> Date:         Mon, 27 Dec 1993 19:52:07 CST6CDT
> Reply-To: Comparative Medicine List <COMPMED@wuvmd.bitnet>
> From: Ken Boschert <KEN@WUDCM.WUSTL.EDU>
> Subject:      On-Line Grants Workshop
> 
>                            ANNOUNCING
>                  AN ON-LINE INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP
>                                ON
>                GRANT PROPOSAL PLANNING AND WRITING
> 
> 
> Beginning February 1, 1994 Internet Works, Inc., an Internet
> consulting company, will offer an on-line interactive workshop on
> grant proposal planning and writing.  The workshop is designed to
> run for two weeks, but since an open-ended format will be
> followed it could run for three or more weeks.  The workshop will
> be tailored (as far as possible) to the participants needs.
> 
> The knowledge and skills gained from this workshop will be
> valuable to anyone who is seeking grants from public or private
> funding agencies.  Even seasoned proposal writers will benefit
> from this unique approach.
> 
> The workshop leader, Herb Wylen, was a Program Director for the
> National Science Foundation from September 1989- September 1993.
> Prior to that time he served in academia as both an administrator
> and a faculty member (physics) and gained extensive experience in
> the planning, writing, and managing of  grants of various types.
> 
> A workshop brochure which gives more detail, costs, and
> registration information is available by e-mail from
> hwylen@access.digex.net
> 
> Voice: (703) 978-9122
> 
> ===========================================================================
> 
>   ^__^
> ( /  \ ) Ken Boschert, DVM * Washington University * Div. of Comparative Med.
>  <O  O>        660 South Euclid Avenue, Box 8061 * St. Louis, MO  63110
>   \  /      Voice: 314-362-3700 * Fax: 314-362-6480 * LABBS: 901-758-0401
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