The WBBA assists life science researchers, entrepreneurs, and companies  bridge the gap between discovery and commercialization!

Participate in a workshop led by Gregory Milman, Ph.D., Director of the Office for Innovation and Special Programs in the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).  Dr. Milman manages the $100 million NIAID small business programs and is acclaimed for his advice on NIH grant preparation and research funding.

Learn about:

•    Real NIH funding limits
•    How to decide between SBIR or STTR programs
•    Success rates for NIH applications
•    Strategies for producing winning proposals
•    How to write for NIH review criteria
•    Tips for better proposals
•    When to expect funding
•    Budget and fee
•    How academic investigators can tap into these funds

Register for Seattle
When:  Tuesday, August 3
Time: 7:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Where:    ZymoGenetics, 1201 Eastlake Avenue East, Seattle
Cost: Members – $35; Non-members – $60 (includes continental breakfast)

Register for Spokane
When: Wednesday, August 4
Time: 3:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Where: SIRTI, 665 North Riverpoint Blvd, Spokane
Cost: Members – $35; Non-members – $60 (includes reception)

“Winning the Grant Game: For Beginning and Intermediate Players”

Presenter: Karen Porterfield, Associate Dean for Strategic Development, Adjunct Faculty, Master of Public Administration, Seattle University 

 Friday, March 19, 2010

9am to 4pm

Seattle University, Student Center, Room 160

How can you increase the odds of getting your grant request funded? From developing relationships to preparing the grant package, this seminar will discuss key parts of the grant process. This seminar is designed for beginning and intermediate grant seekers. 

• Learn how to target your funding request for maximum impact.
• Discover compelling ways to tell your story.
• Understand how to present supporting materials that strengthen both your organization and your request. 

To view a complete listing or to register for the Seattle University Service in Action Seminar, visit http://www2.seattleu.edu/artsci/mnpl/events.aspx

 Contact Danielle Potter at potterd@seattleu.edu or 296-6143.

 The cost is $125 (per seminar) for the general public; $100 per seminar for SU students, alumni and employees; $100 for three or more representatives from the same organization; or $100 for individuals who sign up for three or more Service in Action Seminars. Price includes lunch. All proceeds benefit the MPA/MNPL scholarship fund.