The Office of Research Development curates a list of upcoming webinars, workshops and training opportunities led by external entities and sponsoring agencies. These opportunities cover topics in grant writing, professional development, updates to sponsor guidelines, information regarding specific funding mechanisms, and more.

The list below is not exhaustive. If you have recommendations for opportunities that may be of interest to the UMass Lowell (UML) research community, please email: RD@uml.edu.

Also, access additional resources from consultants.

Upcoming Opportunities

  • Hanover Research hosts monthly webinars on various topics designed to enhance grantsmanship skills and deepen the knowledge of funding programs. Visit the Hanover Research Webinars webpage to register for upcoming opportunities and view/download past webinars.

ResourcesResources from Consultants and Institutions

AtKisson Training Group

Bouvier Grant Group

Hanover Research

  • Subscribe to Hanover Research's funding newsletters. These regular digests include:
    • Weekly Grants Alerts summarizing the previous week’s grant solicitations of interest from federal agencies and select private foundations.
    • Monthly Grants Projections looking ahead at major grant competitions in the higher education, health, and kindergarten to 12th grade (K-12) sectors.
    • Monthly Grants Webinars on various topics designed to enhance grantsmanship skills and deepen the knowledge of funding programs.
    • Monthly Grants Calendars mapping out grant opportunities of interest to different types of institutions and to faculty in different focus areas. You may also view the ORD OneDrive folder which includes the monthly Hanover Grants calendars by logging in with your UML credentials. Please check eligibility for each opportunity of interest; these lists are curated for a range of universities and institutions and UML may be ineligible for some.

National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD)

  • UMass Lowell is an institutional member of the  NCFDD, which provides all of UML’s faculty members, post-doctoral fellows, and graduate students free access to a number of the NCFDD’s programs and resources.  To activate your membership, click "Become a Member" on the NCFDD website, and search for "University of Massachusetts Lowell" as the institution.

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