The central purpose of the Emory CFAR Developmental Core is to provide needed support to promising early stage HIV investigators as they transit the arc from unfunded mentee, to NIH-funded independent investigator, to HIV research mentor in their own right.

The Core is physically located in the Claudia Nance Rollins Building of the Rollins School of Public Health.

Services Offered by the Core

Services:

• Proposal and manuscript development support
• Writing and editorial support
  • Learn about the services and resources provided to Emory faculty through the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity: https://provost.emory.edu/faculty/development/ncfdd.html
• Career development programs for early stage investigators
• Oral abstract practice sessions

Training:

• Grant-writing workshops and seminars
  • Learn about the annual Planning for Success Grant Writing Fellowship program >
    • Applications for the 2021-2022 Planning for Success Fellowship are due 10/18/21. Apply here: bit.ly/CFAR-PfS-Application >
• NIH Reviewer training
• Half-Day Intensive Skills-Building Workshops
• Scientific slide and/or poster tutorials

Funding:

• To learn about CFAR pilot and small grants funding opportunities, visit our Funding page >