Research Impact: How to Describe Impact in in Grants and in Dissemination Activities

Tuesday, Nov. 26, 12:30-2 p.m.

Online

How do you maximize the impact of your research? How do you describe anticipatory benefits and impact in grant applications? What are the ways you and your team demonstrate real-world changes?

Whether you’re in medicine, education, chemistry, engineering or history … join us as Dr. David Phipps, Director of Research Impact Canada, takes us through an online working session on RESEARCH IMPACT.

Dr. Phipps is the administrative lead for all research programs and their impacts on local and global communities at York University. He has received honours and awards from York University, the Canadian Association of Research Administrators, the Society for Research Administration International, the Institute for Knowledge Mobilization, International Network of Research Management Societies and the EU based Knowledge Economy Network.

He received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for his work in knowledge mobilization and research impact and was named the most influential knowledge mobilizer in Canada. He sits on knowledge mobilization committees around the world and is network director for Research Impact Canada.

Moderated by Grant Facilitators from the Faculty of Education, School of Pharmacy and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

RSVP to lcharlong@mun.ca

Presented by Faculty of Education

Event Listing 2024-11-26 12:30:00 2024-11-26 14:00:00 America/St_Johns Research Impact: How to Describe Impact in in Grants and in Dissemination Activities How do you maximize the impact of your research? How do you describe anticipatory benefits and impact in grant applications? What are the ways you and your team demonstrate real-world changes? Whether you’re in medicine, education, chemistry, engineering or history … join us as Dr. David Phipps, Director of Research Impact Canada, takes us through an online working session on RESEARCH IMPACT. Dr. Phipps is the administrative lead for all research programs and their impacts on local and global communities at York University. He has received honours and awards from York University, the Canadian Association of Research Administrators, the Society for Research Administration International, the Institute for Knowledge Mobilization, International Network of Research Management Societies and the EU based Knowledge Economy Network. He received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for his work in knowledge mobilization and research impact and was named the most influential knowledge mobilizer in Canada. He sits on knowledge mobilization committees around the world and is network director for Research Impact Canada. Moderated by Grant Facilitators from the Faculty of Education, School of Pharmacy and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. RSVP to lcharlong@mun.ca Online Faculty of Education