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University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Office of Research and Innovation seeks Proposal Development Specialists, Coordinators, or Senior Coordinators to support UNL faculty in crafting competitive grants. The team edits proposals for single investigators and small groups, and coordinates large-scale collaborations across disciplines.
Senior Coordinators coach faculty on proposal best practices, prepare researchers to engage with program officers, and lead complex multi-institution proposals, while
Proposal Development Specialist, Coordinator, or Senior Coordinator
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The Office of Research and Innovation (R&I) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln ( UNL ) is committed to promoting a culture and environment for success in research, scholarship, creative endeavors, and economic development. Conducting novel and impactful research that generates new knowledge, solves real-world problems, and enhances lives is among the most fundamental purposes of the institution.
The Office of Proposal Development seeks to hire a Proposal Development professional at one of three levels: Specialist, Coordinator, or Senior Coordinator. This position joins a team of research development professionals to provide comprehensive proposal development assistance to UNL faculty, staff, and administrators.
The primary responsibilities of the proposal development specialist and coordinator are to edit single investigator and small group grant proposals and provide editorial support for colleagues developing large, complex proposals. In addition, the proposal development coordinator also manages the development of large-scale, collaborative proposals.
The primary responsibilities of the senior proposal development coordinator are coaching faculty about best practices for proposal writing; preparing faculty to network with program officers; co-authoring, reviewing, and refining individual investigator and small group grant applications; and managing the development of large-scale, collaborative proposals.
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