Learn How to Budget for Research Grants (MICHR)

This workshop is intended for junior investigators applying for any of MICHR's awards or putting in a new proposal; but is open for all interested.  

The Principal Investigator (the Project Director) has primary responsibility for budget planning for a new proposal. Not only should the budget translate the science into numbers but it should also be reasonable, allocable, allowable, and consistently applied. 

Join MICHR for an online interactive workshop presenting the basics of budgeting for research grants. Learn how to calculate indirect costs, determine calendar months for effort, complete other budget components, and write a budget justification. We will also talk about how to monitor expenses after you are awarded and the closeout (FFR) process. This budgeting workshop is modeled using a NIH budget format.

This online workshop is intended for junior investigators applying for any of MICHR's awards or putting in a new proposal; but is open for all interested. A calendar invite will be sent to all confirmed registrants with the Zoom meeting information.

If you are unable to attend this workshop, please cancel your registration to release a seat for someone else who may be waiting to sign up. If you do not cancel at least two weeks prior to the workshop, the provided chartfields will be billed a $25.00 cancellation fee.  

Questions? Contact [email protected]

FAQs

Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Please email [email protected]

Will I get a Budget template to work on?

Yes, You will receive a budget template the day before to allow you to utilize during the workshop.

Where will this workshop take place?

This will be an online workshop on Zoom. A calendar invite will be sent to all confirmed registrants with the meeting information. You are expected to download Zoom on your device.

Will I have time to ask my budgeting questions?

Yes. There will be designated time for you to ask questions throughout the workshop.