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Lucas Grants
Apply today! Application
deadline: June 15 of the current year.
The FSF Lucas Grants ($501-$3,000) intended to help the
investigator in original in-depth problem oriented research.
These grants are open to members and affiliates (at any
level) of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences.
Proposals should include:
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Current curriculum vitae
for each applicant
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Brief (up to 5 pages) description
of the project
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Cites for current or previous
FSF Research Grants awarded to any of the investigators/researchers
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Cites of appropriate references
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Budget for project, including
amount requested from FSF
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Plan for dissemination of
the results
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Timetable for project
Issues related to the use of live humans or animals as
research subjects must be dealt with explicitly in the
proposal. Similarly, your plan for accommodating any issue
related to privacy, appropriate permissions, and the harvesting,
transport or disposal of human tissues or body fluids
must be included.
The Principal Investigator of the research proposal must
be a member of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences
(any status).
Funding requests for bibliographic preparation, travel,
equipment, routine agency operation, including salary
of investigators/researchers or assistants, are not normally
approved and are discouraged.
Proposals (original and two copies) must be received at the FSF
headquarters (410 North 21st Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80904,
Attention: Kimberly Wrasse) by June 15 of the current year in order to be
considered by the FSF Research Committee. The deadline is firm with no
extension.
Questions regarding Lucas Grants should be addressed
to Kimberly Wrasse at
kwrasse@aafs.org.
Note: FSF Lucas
and Acorn Grant proposals on the same subject, differing
only in scope and budget, can not be submitted by the
same investigators in the same year.
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