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GUIDELINES
CRITERIA FOR AWARDING GRANTS
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Applicant Criteria
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Applicant must be a registered nurse.
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Applicant or sponsor must be a member of Sigma Theta Tau. Priority given to member of Epsilon Chi members and to proposals not currently being funded from other sources, other attributes being equal.
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Baccalaureate or higher degree.
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Application
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Applicant submits research award application, which includes name, title of research proposal, project date, anticipated completion date and funds requested.
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Applicant submits vitae, which includes education, work experience and other activities relevant to research that does not exceed two pages. (Students enrolled in a higher degree program with direct supervision of a qualified instructor may want to include this information.)
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Applicant submits research proposal. This proposal must include statement of the problem, research question/s or hypothesis/es, design, sample, procedure, data analysis, significance of project and a detailed listing of anticipated costs associated with the project. This section is limited to five (5) pages.
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Competitive Basis for Fund Allocation
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Clinical relevance of the project.
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Clarity of written proposal rated on a scale of one (low) to five (high).
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Appropriateness of the design.
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Clear delineation as to the significance of nursing.
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Research proposal budget.
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Research fund budget and the number of proposals submitted.
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Obligations
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Grant recipient abstains from attending Executive Committee meeting slated for recipient award selection.
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Grant recipient signs letter of agreement following application guidelines.
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Grant recipient submits a summary of research progress six (6) months after award of funds and upon completion of the study.
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Grant recipient presents the research findings to the Chapter at a designated Chapter meeting or induction activity.
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Grant recipient credits the support of the Chapter in any publication or presentation relating to the funded research.

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