Selling & Sustaining Your Program
As
the availability of program funding diminishes, the competition for grant funds
gets tighter, and funders look more comprehensively at how funding applications
are written. Attend this training to learn how to:
- Write
proposals that stand out from the competition
- Understand
how applications are scored
- Identify
winning strategies, ways to present data, and refine wording to
effectively make your points and maximize the point allocation your
application receives
- Transition
a request for proposal (RFP) into a response outline
- Build
effective problem statements, write appropriate goals, and define clear
action steps to achieve a desired outcome
- Receive
guidance on developing fundable, targeted concept papers
- Seek
funds that align projects with appropriate funding sources
This training will cover the steps in the award
process and what to do if your proposal is not funded. Participants will be
provided with templates to use for future concept papers and grant proposals. A
registration fee is associated with this conference however, scholarship
assistance is available.Who Should Attend
- Grant writers and grant program managers
- Criminal justice personnel
- Business leaders
- Private and not-for-profit organizations
- Those interested in learning more about writing grant proposals and concept papers for federal, state, and foundation funding
Two Day Workshop Registration & Logistics
The fee to attend is
$200* per participant
and includes instructional costs and program materials. This course is scheduled
for 8am to 5pm both days.
Participants will receive 16 continuing training hours through FVTC upon
successful completion. This training will be held in a computer lab.
Training Location The National Judicial College
Judicial College Bldg/MS 358
Reno, NV 89557
One Day Workshop Registration & Logistics
There is no fee to attend the one-day workshop. The course is scheduled from 8am to 5pm. Participants will receive 8 continuing training hours through FVTC upon successful completion. This training will be held in a standard training room.
April 13, 2012 l Minneapolis, MN l Click here to register - Class #35940 Training Location Radisson Hotel Bloomington by Mall of America
1700 E American Blvd
Bloomington, MN
(952) 854-8700
*Grantees and Financial Assistance
If you have funding from the
Indian Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program (IASAP) or another
program administered through the Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of
Justice, check with your grant manager to determine if you are eligible to use
your funds for travel, lodging and/or other training-related costs.
Registration fees will be waived for current IASAP grantees. If you
do not have grant funding to attend this course, financial assistance may be
available to offset the registration fee. For more information on grantee and financial assistance
qualifications contact Dawn Rall at Fox Valley Technical College at (888) 370-1752 or rall@fvtc.edu.
For questions regarding this training program contact
Lisa Bell (phone: 920-993-5258.)