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Revising & Resubmitting Applications

1.  Understanding the review process

NIH simulated review - video
The NIH Review Process (David Armstrong, NIH Review Branch)
Peer Review of NIH Research Grant Applications (Anthony M. Coelho, Jr.)
NSF Review Process
USDA Review Process                         
Why & how to be a NSF reviewer

2.  How to get reviewer comments from eRA commons, NSF, foundations

Coming soon!

3.  Interpreting reviewer comments

NEH Grant Proposal reviewer comments                            
Water off a Duck’s Back -- How to deal with reviewers’ comments when your proposal is declined
NSF reviewer comments - SRA International

4.  Make the decision about whether or not to revise and resubmit (NIAD) - will work for any grant, not just NIH grants

5.  Program officers, your new best friend

If possible, talk with the program officer about whether they think you should resubmit the application, pay particular attention to any suggestions they make to strengthen the application.

When and what to say when you Contact a Program Officer about revising your application (coming soon - Anne Frey)
Meeting Program Directors at NSF (Richard Nader)

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