CENTER FOR NURSING RESEARCH SPONSORED PROJECTS
The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing provides needed resources to
support research through the Center for Nursing Research and Sponsored
Projects (CNR). The CNR, which opened in 1990, encourages leadership for
nursing research within the School, University, community and profession,
and facilitates excellence in nursing research. Its key mission is to
provide services to faculty, students, and staff, including consultation on
research design, conduct, and data management and analysis; information on
funding sources and grant application processes; advice on faculty
development and continuing education in research; and the dissemination of
research and funding information.
Services and Resources
The CNR provides a number of services and resources to assist in the
development of internal and external grant application submissions.
Please click on the link to the left "CNR Resources" for more information on
how the Center for Nursing Research can help you.
Funding Opportunities for Pilot Studies
The School of Nursing offers funding opportunities to conduct pilot
studies as a way to encourage new investigators to develop a program of
research. Along with the Center for Collaborative
Intervention Research and the Center on Health
Disparities Research, the CNR supports pilot studies conducted by
faculty from Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing by administering the Dorothy Evans Lyne Fund
