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Grant Management: Funding for Public and Nonprofit Programs
Jeremy L. Hall, PhD, Assistant Professor, Public Affairs, University of Texas at Dallas

ISBN: 9780763755270
$62.95 (Sugg. US List)
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394 Pages
© 2010

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  • Provides a comprehensive and definitive history and description of grants, grant types and grant features and their development over time

  • The rubric developed in Chapter 2 is a tool that students can use to better understand what to look for when evaluating funding opportunities. It is also a tool they can take with them from the course into professional practice.

  • Presents key considerations to make in planning and preparing as an organization to pursue funding objectives

  • The process-based approach begins with development of the program budget to reduce the need for narrative changes and facilitate error-free proposals

  • Presents a step-by-step look at the submission process and encourages backward planning from the due date to ensure timely submission

  • Gives readers advice for how to effectively use time between submission and a formal decision

  • Provides instructions for remaining compliant with reporting and other conditions required by the funding agency

  • Provides a systematic consideration of how to distribute grant funds

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