Writing Federal/State Grants and Compliance
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Duke University - Continuing Studies
April 26, 2016
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Ruth Peebles, rpeebles@theinsgroup.com
This course offers a review of the criteria for federal and state grant applications. It is designed to help participants assess whether federal or state grant opportunities are a good fit for their organization and understand what types of programs might be most likely to receive an award. Focus on the important components of grant applications including: abstract, need statement, goals and objectives, methodology, evaluation, and the budget. Participants will be guided through the grants management process - from preparation of a grant proposal to the fiscal report preparation. Topics include: monitoring and reporting requirements, fiscal management, accountability, and compliance. The course is designed for beginners and experienced grant seekers.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Navigate through federal and state funding processes
- Conduct grant research via the Internet, publications, other sources, and prioritize funding opportunities
- Read and understand requests for proposals
- Build collaborations and use evaluators
- Determine the most effective writing strategies and styles for Federal and state grant applications
Bio: Ruth Peebles, MPA, President and Founder of The INS Group, offers more than 25 years of hands-on experience in nonprofit management. She provides the following organizational development services to nonprofits, faith-based institutions and government agencies: Grant Writing and Research, Strategic Planning, Strategic Fund Development Planning, Board Development, Executive Coaching, Organizational Assessment and Project Management Services.
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