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I wish I could collaborate with Alix on ALL submissions. I have taken a few NIH mentored- workshops and Alix’s demonstrated expertise is above each of the workshop’s experts. Additionally, she is a scientist and does not get flustered when methods or approaches need to change mid-project. She can follow the science and respond to changes effortlessly.
Dr. Patricia Eckardt, PhD, RN Associate Professor Barbara H. Hagan School of Nursing and Molloy College, Co-Chair Molloy College Institutional Review Board -
Alix is very clear writer, organized in her thinking and in her writing style. She understands how to organize research proposals to ensure that reviewers can easily follow the ideas. Alix’s strengths include her knowledge about research design and writing research applications. Her background in research gives her confidence to offer quality guidance to clients.
Dr. Susan Faulkner Executive Director of Grants, McAllister & Quinn, LLC -
Alix has a calm and reassuring temperament when working with a less experienced client. She can see both the big picture and details of every project and thinks ahead in the process to prevent issues or duplication of effort. When working on NIH grants, Alix can bring her background as a scientist to relate to PIs, but she is also able to discuss the project in non-technical and accessible language to engage the entire team.
Joon Young Lee Managing Director, McAllister & Quinn, LLC