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February 26, 2018

Archived: Webinar on NIGMS Institutional Predoctoral Training Grant Program in Basic Biomedical Sciences

By Shiva Singh
UPDATE: The slides [PDF 1.38MB] and FAQs from the Predoctoral Training Grant (T32) Webinar have been posted. If you’re preparing an application for the NIGMS Institutional Predoctoral Training Grant (T32) program for the May 25 receipt date, don’t miss our upcoming webinar: Monday, March 5, from 3:00-4:30 p.m. ET. During the webinar, we’ll provide an overview of the new funding opportunity announcement and answer any questions you may have. You can send questions before the webinar or post them in the chat box during the event. To join the webinar, visit the WebEx Meeting page (link no longer available) and enter the meeting number 627 943 381 and the password W7pyYXW4. If you are unable to attend online, you can join by phone by calling 1-650-479-3208 from anywhere in the United States or Canada and entering the meeting number above. NIGMS Staff Participating in the March 5 Webinar:

Jon Lorsch, Director Alison Gammie, Director, Division of Training, Workforce Development, and Diversity Shiva Singh, Chief, Undergraduate and Predoctoral Training Branch John Laffan and Lisa Newman, Scientific Review Officers Lisa Moeller, Grants Management Officer

We look forward to talking to you about the NIGMS-sponsored T32 program.
topic Funding Opportunities , Meetings/Events , Training/Fellowships/Career Development
tag Biomedical Graduate Education , Predoctoral , Preparing an Application , Webinars

About the Author

Shiva Singh

Shiva Singh

Before leaving NIGMS in January of 2022, Shiva, a microbiologist with extensive experience in scientific administration, managed predoctoral T32 training programs, predoctoral F30 and F31 fellowships, as well as a broad array of other undergraduate and graduate student training and development programs.