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Funded Grants Library

More than 400 funded grant applications written by Vanderbilt and Meharry investigators
The Funded Grants Library allows Vanderbilt and Meharry students, trainees, and faculty to view and download funded grant applications.

GRANTS AVAILABLE

  • Rs [R01, R61, R03, R21]
  • Ks [K01, K08, K23, K24 mentoring awards]
  • Fs [F30, F31, F32]
  • NIH Loan Repayment Program applications
  • NIH diversity supplements
  • U01
  • VA Merit and VA CDA grants
  • Foundation career development awards

ACCESS
Access is restricted to Vanderbilt and Meharry faculty, postdocs, and graduate students.

Graduate students, postdocs/fellows, and early career faculty should copy their primary mentor on the request so the mentor can confirm the need for access. Our PIs have been extremely generous to include their grants and we want to ensure they don’t get out in the wild.

 

SECURITY
Before visiting the Grants Library, users agree to:

  • Keep the contents of the example grants confidential
  • Not share any part(s) of the grants in the repository.
  • Not to utilize any text of the grant in my own grant.
  • Understand that the individuals who provided grants will be able to view a list of names of those who accessed their grants.
  • Provide a copy of the grant to the Office of Research after submission to be kept on file and reviewed for compliance to this agreement.
mentor notes

To donate a grant to the library, email Rebecca Helton.

If you resubmitted, we appreciate having both versions of the grant and both sets of summary sheets to aid in teaching how to respond to reviewer feedback.

How it Works
Gain Access

Email Adrienne Babcock

Graduate students, postdocs, and early career faculty should copy their primary mentor on the request so the mentor can confirm the need for access.

Visit Library

If you have received access, visit the Funded Grants Library.

Add Grant

Email Rebecca Helton  to add your grant to the library.

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Email Adrienne Babcock requesting access. If you are an Assistant Professor, Instructor, postdoc, fellow, resident or grad student, copy your primary mentor on your request.

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Email the grant to Rebecca Helton. You can either send the entire grant file as downloaded from eRA Commons or send selected pieces, whichever you prefer. We will black out any salary information. Please include summary sheets. If you resubmitted, we appreciate having both versions of the grant and both sets of summary sheets to aid in teaching how to respond to reviewer feedback.

Questions

Email the Edge team at info@edgeforscholars.org

 

SHARE YOUR SUCCESS

Raise awareness of your research by sharing your newly funded grants and published papers with Edge for Scholars. We’ll tweet your success!

Fill out the short survey that gives you an opportunity to include details, collaborators, and images. The Edge team will create the tweet and share it on @EFSInsideScoop#EFSKudos

 

upcoming Funded Grants Library events [ view all events ]
January 13, 2025 | 9:00 am (In-Person) Dr. Todd Edwards | 2525 West End, 6 Floor boardroom
Grant Pacing Workshop
Grants & Funding
Pre/Post Doc
January 16, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) Panel | PRB 206
Newman Seminar
Grants & Funding
Early career faculty
January 30, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) Dr. Bill Cooper | PRB 206
Edge Seminar
Pre/Post Doc
RCR
February 6, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) Panel | PRB 206
Newman Seminar
Faculty Life
Early career faculty
February 12, 2025 | 8:00 am (In-Person) Student Life Center
Forum
Doing Research
Pre/Post Doc
Early career faculty
Mid career faculty
Senior faculty
February 20, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) Dr. James West | PRB 206
Edge Seminar
Writing & Publishing
Pre/Post Doc
RCR
March 27, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) TBA | PRB 206
Edge Seminar
Newman Seminar
Faculty Life
Mentoring
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Management & Leadership
Pre/Post Doc
Early career faculty
RCR
April 3, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) Russ Bebee | PRB 206
Edge Seminar
Doing Research
Pre/Post Doc
Early career faculty
April 10, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) Dr. Julie Bastarache | PRB 206
Newman Seminar
Grants & Funding
Early career faculty
May 1, 2025 | 12:00 pm (In-Person) Stacey Satchell | PRB 206
Edge Seminar
Newman Seminar
Faculty Life
Life Hacks
Pre/Post Doc
Early career faculty
PIs have been extremely generous to include their grants
Testimonials
Funded Grants Library
view grants
Success

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Department
Medicine/Division of Rheumatology and Immunology
Award Type
  • K08

Associate Professor

Department
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Award Type
  • R01

Research Assistant Professor

Department
Orthopaedic Surgery & Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Award Type
  • DOD

Assistant Professor

Department
Medicine/Genetic Medicine
Award Type
  • New Investigator Award



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