will be an informational session where we discuss LAUC funding opportunities as well as hear from past research grant and mini-grant awardees. don't forget the following handouts: sign-in sheet (Toshie/Alison) PPT slides (Andrea) lauc/ucop grant proposal score sheet (Andrea) -- Welcome, introductions, agenda: Alison (10 minutes) -- Discussion of LAUC mini- and presentation grants: Diana (15 minutes) -- Discussion of LAUC research grants: Andrea (10 minutes) -- Discussion of LAUC-LA mini-grants: Andrea (5 minutes) -- Valerie's Words-of-Wisdom: Andrea (5 minutes) -- Tips from past awardees: Liladhar and Cheryl (10 minutes) -- Review of future events: Andrea (5 minutes) -- Facilitate a needs assessment discussion: Alison (15 minutes) -- Additional time for questions, feedback, etcetera (10 minutes)
Today we are focusing on... What we are not discussing today are librarian professional development funds
handouts -- scoring sheet -- 2008/2009 call
Personnel – CV; job description if hiring someone to assist you
Previous awardees and projects are available on the LAUC-LA Web site More to come…finalizing the updated page on procedures and guidelines
You have to designate one person from the research team to be the contact person; the application goes to that person’s respective, local R&PD committee Grantee needs to address in the application how it will be made available to others; if it is not clear what will be done with items after the completion of the project, it may prove problematic it is our responsibility to help strengthen your application and make you as competitive as possible the outcomes should correspond with the stated need for research grantee should take care to include everything that is needed
This informational session, which is part 1 of a three-part series, was to get us ready... for the next session we are planning a research speed-dating event; this event will take place in June and will provide attendees multiple opportunities to discuss their research ideas with their colleagues and hear from others about their research ideas. Our goal for this second event is to match possible research collaborators together. For July or August, we are planning an event where people who are interested in undertaking a research project talk about it and get tips from the committee, Library Organization Research Administration (LORA) representatives, and the LAUC-LA Representative to the LAUC Research and Professional Development Committee. We also plan to discuss funding opportunities at this third event.
What ideas do you have for how we should approach future events? Future efforts to promote LAUC funding opportunities? Efforts to assist librarians turn their research interest into a plan? Change of method? Via Elluminate? We currently push information out on LAUC-Talk. What about adding deadlines to Outlook?
LAUC-LA Committee on Research and Professional Development, Session 1 of a Three-part Research Educational Series - Presentation Transcript
LAUC-LA Committee on Research & Professional Development May 29, 2009
Peggy Alexander, co-chair
Alison Armstrong
Diana King
Andrea Lynch, co-chair
Toshie Marra
Jennifer Osorio
LAUC-LA Representative to the LAUC Committee on Research and Professional Development
Valerie Bross
LAUC Mini-grants
LAUC Presentation grants
LAUC Research grants
LAUC-LA Mini-grants
Valerie's Words-of-Wisdom
Tips and tricks from past awardees
Liladhar Pendse
Cheryl A. Bartel
Future events
Your ideas, feedback
Funding Eligibility
All members of the Librarians Association of the University of California (LAUC) are eligible to apply for funds, including permanent and temporary staff
Please note: Members of the LAUC Research and Professional Development Committee and the LAUC-LA Committee on Research and Professional Development are not eligible to apply for funds for the period of their term of office
LAUC Mini-grants
Statewide LAUC vs. LAUC-LA mini-grants
$500 maximum amount
Letter or proposal with same content categories as for full grant
Justification
Statement of need (research)
Methodology
Budget
Timetable
LAUC Presentation Grants
Basic requirements same as those for mini-grants
Awarded to fund the cost of presenting completed research
Printing and travel expenses
Additional information needed: abstract of the paper or poster, name of sponsoring organization for conference, description of funds requested from other sources
Funds available on July 1 and must be spent by June 30 of following year
LAUC Research Grants
Appropriate research topics – larger scale
research in library and information science, including dissemination of information
on advancement in knowledge within the broad definitions of library and information science
on the profession of librarianship
on subject specialties for which the applicant is highly qualified and which would result in the advancement of knowledge in general
Awards can range from $200 to $14,000
LAUC Research Grants - continued
Parts of the grant application
Cover sheet
Need for research
Design and methodology
Budget
Supplemental budget sheet
Personnel
Timetable for completion
Timeline
October - December
call for proposals and promotion of LAUC research grant
reminders sent
January
proposals due to LAUC-LA committee
feedback provided to applicants by the LAUC-LA committee
February
final applications due to LAUC committee
April - June
LAUC committee forwards accepted proposals to UCOP
Applicants notified by LAUC R&PD chair
LAUC Research Grants -- continued
Resources available to help you through the process
Your LAUC-LA Committee on Research and Professional Development
Our LAUC-LA representative to the LAUC Research and Professional Development Committee
Guidelines document
Checklist
Required parts of the application
Criteria for judging proposals -- scoring sheet
Past projects funded
Evaluation worksheet
LAUC-LA Mini-grants
Accepted through June 5th
Up to $500
Apply by submitting a letter with the following information:
discussion of the need for research
description of the nature of work proposed
estimated cost/budget
Not all proposals can be funded
Previous awardees
Valerie's Words-of-Wisdom
When asking for equipment/software, remember it is owned by University of California
Feedback by LAUC-LA R&PD and/or Statewide Rep to the LAUC R&PD
If you are interested in doing a multi-campus LAUC Research Grant, read that section of the Guidelines closely
The design and methodology should be written clearly
Take it away...
Liladhar Pendse, YRL CRIS
Cheryl A. Bartel, Biomed RICS
Future LAUC-LA R&PD Events
June 2009 -- Part 2
research speed-dating event ... find a potential collaborator or research mentor...fine tune your research idea by getting feedback from colleagues and LAUC-LA representatives
July/August 2009 -- Part 3
discussion of research ideas/projects and get tips/advice from committee representatives, LORA representatives, and LAUC-LA's representative to the LAUC R&PD Committee
We need your ideas and feedback
How can the LAUC-LA Committee on Research and Professional Development (R&PD) help you achieve your research goals ?
What ideas do you have for making LAUC-LA R&PD future events successful ?
What other ways we could p romote LAUC and LAUC-LA funding opportunities ?
What advice/assistance do you need from the LAUC-LA Committee on Research to assist you turn your research interests into a research plan of action ?
The LAUC-LA Committee on Research and Professional more
The LAUC-LA Committee on Research and Professional Development presented the first installment of a 3-part research educational series.
This first session, held in the UCLA College Library Conference Room (Room 228), was an informational session where we discussed LAUC funding opportunities as well as heard from past research grant and mini-grant awardees. less
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