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CDS Oral History Project

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This series explores the history of CDS, from those involved with its founding to the many who are part of its continuing contributions.

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  1. (7) FUNDING MASTERCLASS #7: SUMMARY REVIEW SESSION: BECOMING A RAINMAKER

    SESSION # 7: SUMMARY REVIEW SESSION (48 mins 38 secs) ABOUT THIS SESSION: In this summary review session, Robert Stodden outlines strategies on becoming a 'Rainmaker.' He offers clear advice on confidently funding your scholarly work over your career for greatest possible impact and to help…

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  2. (6) FUNDING MASTERCLASS #6: Learning through Doing: Working Together as a Team

    SESSION # 6: Learning through Doing: Working Together as a Team - (1 hr 10 mins 20 secs) ABOUT THIS SESSION: How can working on a funding project as a team both strengthen the individual project but also build the long-term capacity of the team, and hence the Center itself? This session discusses...

  3. (5B) FUNDING MASTERCLASS #5B Grant Development III : Supporting Material (continued) - Letters of Support - R. Stodden & K. Takahashi

    ABOUT SESSION: (Part B of 2 parts): This session continues the Grant Development discussion on Supporting Materials. In this session, CDS Director Dr. Kiriko Takahashi provides an overview of the essential role Letters of Support can play in supporting and validating winning grant proposals.

  4. (5A) FUNDING MASTERCLASS: SESSION #5A: Grant Development III: Revising your proposal and developing Supporting Material - Robert Stodden

    ABOUT SESSION: (Part A of 2 parts): This session continues the focus on Grant Development. In this session, Dr. Stodden walks us through the process of revising a winning proposal and developing compelling supporting materials. (In the second half (5B), CDS Director Dr. Kiriko Takahashi provides…

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  5. (4) FUNDING MASTERCLASS #4: Grant Development II: Writing the Proposal

    SESSION #4 : Grant Development II: Writing the Proposal This session, "Writing the Proposal" is the 2nd of three sessions focused on Grant Development. In this session, Dr. Stodden walks us through the process of writing a successful grant proposal, from aligning with the RFP, to crafting a...

  6. (3) FUNDING MASTERCLASS: SESSION #3: Grant Development I: Becoming a Successful Grant Developer

    SESSION 3: Grant Development I: Becoming a Successful Grant Developer This is the first of three sessions providing an in-depth overview at Grant development, from identifying funding sources and understanding funders and their RFPs, to strategically working through and refining the central...

  7. (2) FUNDING MASTERCLASS: SESSION #2: Exploring Sustainable and Diverse Ways to Support Scholarly Activity

    • Session Two: Exploring Sustainable and Diverse Ways to Support Scholarly Activity The series turns to look at some of the various funding sources available (in addition to grants) that one might consider to fund their projects. It also invites us to shift our thinking process to thinking within…

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  8. (1) FUNDING MASTERCLASS: SESSION #1: Developing a Funding Mindset: Becoming a Rainmaker - Robert Stodden

    The first of a series of CDS leadership training sessions on developing critical funding perspectives and skill sets. This initial session with Robert Stodden, Founding Director Emeritus of the Center on Disability Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa attempts to quantify what a 'funding...

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This series explores the history of CDS, from those involved with its founding to the many who are part of its continuing contributions.

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How many episodes does CDS Oral History Project have?

CDS Oral History Project has 8 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on June 17, 2021.

What is CDS Oral History Project about?

This series explores the history of CDS, from those involved with its founding to the many who are part of its continuing contributions.

How often does CDS Oral History Project release new episodes?

CDS Oral History Project publishes every two weeks, based on its 8 episodes since March 2021.

Who hosts CDS Oral History Project?

CDS Oral History Project is created and hosted by CDS-History-Project.
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