NCBiotech Lunch and Learn
This session will provide insights into new funding programs, interactive Q&A, and grant application support. Information will also be shared on NCBiotech's Emerging Company development loans, business intelligence services, and federal grant funding opportunities from DoD.
Presenter: Tracey du Laney, Vice President of Science and Technology Development
September 28 / 12 - 1:30 p.m. (lunch included) / Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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NIH Grant Writing Bootcamp
For UNCW faculty to gain concrete strategies for writing successful grant applications and to leave with a critiqued and compelling Biosketch and Aims page.
- This is not intended as an introduction to the NIH.
- Space is limited to 10. If there is more interest than space, the Research Development Office will consult with the Deans and Chairs.
- Faculty must complete the interest form (linked below) by Sept. 25 in order to be considered.
Presenter: Jessica Lerch, Co-Founder of CareerVolt
October 8 and 9 / 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (lunch included) / Azalea Coast A&B
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AI for Research Lunch and Learn
Hosted with UNCW AI Hub
The primary goal of this event is for peer-to-peer sharing of practical, faculty-tested AI workflows in research. It will:
- Highlight how colleagues are already using AI in their scholarly work
- Build a pipeline of presenters willing to share in future sessions
- Surface common research challenges/needs to inform additional services, training, and resourcing
- Stimulate imaginations and conversation
Faculty Lightning Talks:
- Antje Almeida, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Lance Cummings, Professor, English
- Robert Smithson, Associate Professor, Philosophy and Religion
October 12 / Lunch at 11:30 a.m. and Presentations at 12 p.m. / Madeline Suite (attached to Wagoner Hall)
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Deep Work: Retreat at the Beach
Hosted with Center for Teach Excellence and Office of Faculty Affairs
This retreat offers dedicated time, distraction-free time to make meaningful progress on high-priority work. Grounded in the practice of time blocking, the retreat helps faculty build habits of sustained attention that reduce cognitive overload, stress, and reactive task-switching. Enjoy ocean views and a refreshing change of pace.
October 30 / 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (lunch included) / Shell Island Resort (Wrightsville Beach)
*Morning, afternoon, and full day registration options
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An Introduction to Department of Defense Grant Funding
This exclusive UNCW webinar will provide an overview of the Department of Defense (DoD) funding landscape, including the agency’s structure, major grantmaking programs, and how DoD differs from other federal funding agencies. Attendees will gain insight into how to identify DoD programs that align with their areas of expertise, including opportunities relevant to UNCW’s institutional strengths. Hanover will also discuss current agency priorities, recommendations for connecting with DoD program staff, and critical factors for developing competitive proposals.
Presenter: Hanover Research
November 4 / 12-1 p.m. / Zoom
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Recorded Webinars (UNCW login required):