< Events | Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Narrative CV: What is it and why do I need one? – CRIS

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Hosted by the Centre for Research & Innovation Support (CRIS), this session defines the key elements of Narrative CVs and articulates the rationales for the international shift towards using narrative CVs for grants, honours, and awards competitions.

The session will introduce strategies for how researchers can prepare proactively for grants and awards competitions that require this type of documentation from applicants. Additionally, the panel will discuss practical strategies for developing and tailoring Narrative CVs that foreground responsible and expansive research assessment, showcase researchers’ most significant contributions and experiences, and emphasize a full range of research impact. Lastly, the session will cover how to craft compelling descriptions of one’s research endeavor that draw throughlines to and highlight alignment with granting and award agencies’ calls and nominations. 

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