Research Development Video Library
Here you can watch videos produced by the Office of Research & Innovation focused on research development, with a variety that includes tutorials, workshops, advice from peer faculty members, and recommendations for working on proposals. You may have to log into your eRaider to view these videos.
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Research Building Blocks
Research Building Blocks: Session 1 - Your First Year
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Research Building Blocks: Session 2 - Grant Writing 101
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Research Building Blocks: Session 3 - Essentials of Grant Submission
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Working with Program Officers
Meet the HSI Program Officer Rick Gaona (U.S. Department of Education)
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Working with Program Officers: Dr. David Babson ARPA-E
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Working with Program Officers: Sunil Iyengar and NEA
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Working with Program Officers: Dr. Jennifer Burns and the NSF
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Working with Program Officers: Basic Research at DOD with Dr. Bindu Nair
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Working with Program Officers: USDA-NIFA Opportunities with Dr. Suresh Sureshwaran
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Working with Program Officers: NSF Funding & Programs with Dr. John Weishampel
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Working with Program Officers: NIH Research Grants with Dr. Liliana Brown
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NASA's Return to the Moon: An Overview for TTU Leadership by Dr. Ginger Kerrick
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Federal Opportunities (Lewis-Burke Associates' Presentations)
Federal Opportunities for Climate
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Federal Opportunities for Energy
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NSF CAREER Workshops
NSF CAREER Workshop (March 2021)
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NSF CAREER Workshop, April 2020
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Research Leadership Discussions
Research Leadership Discussion (May 2021)
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Research Leadership Discussion: Early-Career Funding Opportunities (February 2021)
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Research Leadership Discussion Presentation, February 2018
Presentation by Dr. Joseph A. Heppert, Vice President for Research at Texas Tech University. Held February 28, 2018.
Funding Institutional (Elsevier Tutorial)
Funding Institutional: Exploring Opportunities
New to Funding Institutional? Learn how to make an account and explore funding opportunities!
Proposal Development Videos
Why Wait for the RFP? Crafting a Concept Paper for Fast Feedback
Part 1
Did you know that 50 percent of NSF and 80 percent of NIH funding is awarded through
unsolicited, investigator-initiated proposals? Funders want to fund good research,
no matter how they learn about it. Download the template or view the transcript here >>
Part 2
The first step in receiving unsolicited funding for a research project begins with
a concept paper. Download the template or view transcript here >>
Part 3
Writing your concept paper doesn't have to be intimidating. Remember these tips as
you work through the process to get to the final product. View the transcript here >>
Crafting Better Proposals Using the Heilmeier Catechism
George H. Heilmeier, a former director of DARPA director, crafted a set of questions known as the "Heilmeier Catechism" to help Agency officials think through and evaluate proposed research programs. The same set of criteria can be used to create better and more competitive proposals. View the transcript here >>
Interacting with Program Officers
Part 1
Developing relationships with program officers is extremely important. It is the key
to success for both established and early-career faculty. Not only does it raise the
profile of Texas Tech at the federal agencies but it also increases program officer
knowledge of faculty expertise. View the transcript here >>
Part 2
Now that you've scored a phone call or in-person meeting, this video focuses on the
program officer's expectations and share some advice on questions for the program
officer. View the transcript here >>
Peer Support Videos
Continuing the Work: Writing & Researching During the Pandemic
Three Texas Tech faculty members discuss how they've been able to continue writing and researching and offer some suggestions on working during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Finding Focus: Writing & Researching During the Pandemic
Three Texas Tech researchers describe what they do to maintain focus and productivity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Increasing Importance: Writing & Researching During the Pandemic
Three Texas Tech researchers explain why research is especially important in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Inside Agency Culture: Jaclyn Cañas-Carrell on the National Science Foundation
Jaclyn Cañas-Carrell, professor of analytical toxicology and environmental chemistry and director of STEM CORE, offers advice on working with the NSF.
Inside Agency Culture: Harvinder Gill on the National Institutes of Health
Harvinder Gill, associate professor of chemical engineering and Whitacre Endowed Chair of Science and Engineering, shares some tips on working with the NIH.
Inside Agency Culture: Abigail Swingen on the National Endowment of Humanities
Abigail Swingen, associate professor of history and associate vice president in the Office of Research & Innovation, gives some guidance working with the NEH.
Inside Agency Culture: Michael Ballou on the United States Department of Agriculture
Michael Ballou, associate professor of ruminant nutrition and immunology and Associate Dean for Research, provides some suggestions on working with the USDA.
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