Last Updated: February 12, 2009
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Instructor
Diane Kewley-Port, email kewley@indiana.edu
OFFICE HOURS: Wed. 3:30-4:30 C191, Thurs. 1:00-2:00 C191
Course Description
How can a doctoral program train world-class scientists in human behavior? Although this course is only a small part the total program, it allows students to look at the research process in order to gain insights into how they can make significant contributions to science. Selected topics include research design, analysis, and reporting (articles and talks). A major section of the course is research ethics and the responsible conduct of research (this segment meets the course qualifications for submitting NIH grants. Another major section is learning how to prepare of grant proposals. The primary requirement is to write a grant proposal suitable for submission, for example as a predoctoral fellowship to NIH or NSF.
Updated
1/7/2009