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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann N Y Acad Sci. 2018 Dec 5;1445(1):17–26. doi: 10.1111/nyas.13995

Table 1.

Key features of seven studied NRMN grantsmanship coaching program models (total trainee n = 242; total study n = 190c)

Program
Modela
Main Institution Mean
Length
in
Months
Trainee
Selection
Criteriab
Mean
Cohort
Size
Trainee:
Coach
Ratio
Total
Trained
Percent
in
Studyc
GUMSHOE University of Colorado and Washington State University 6 Little to no experience 28 3 83 77%
STAR University of North Texas Health Science Center 12 Little to no experience 11 2 11 82%
P3–UMN University of Minnesota 6 Ready to write 12 2 37 100%
P3–UC Davis University of California, Davis 4 Ready to write 11 2 11 91%
NU–NU Northwestern University 3 Ready to write 20 5 40 85%
NU–NE Boston University 3 Ready to write 12 6 23 87%
NU–SE Morehouse School of Medicine 3 Ready to write 18 6 37 43%d
a

Model abbreviations: GUMSHOE, grant writing uncovered: maximizing strategies, help, opportunities, experiences; STAR, steps toward academic research fellowship program; P3, proposal preparation program; NU. Northwestern University grant writers coaching group; NE, northeastern hub; SE, southeastern hub.

b

Experience in grant proposal development.

c

Criteria for case inclusion in this study were a full set of pre- and posttest assessment data and a grant submission status update (submitted, still writing, or abandoned) from a 6-month follow-up survey.

d

The low proportion of eligible trainees for this study for this southeastern hub variation of the NU model is explained by the fact that the self-efficacy assessment tool was not fully administered across the first cohort members prior to the program kick-off event.