Grants are not just free money, but require an investment in planning, resources, commitment, and sustainability.
Applying for a grant can seem like a daunting task. Certainly, there is work involved, but with the help of this tutorial, you will know the steps that are necessary and find that success is not as hard to attain as you might think. Grants also have added benefits for the library in addition to funding, such as valuable partnerships, resolved community needs, and increased community support.
This tutorial will cover each phase in the grant writing and submission process:
- Prepare
- Focus on Library Priorities
- Develop the Grant Project
- Research Funders and Find Appropriate Grants
- Write the Grant Proposal
- Implement, Evaluate and Continue the Process
This course addresses these issues and more in a web-based course designed to take about 1.5 hours to complete. This course is for 2 CE credits. While specifically geared for library education, this course has applicability for anyone writing grants.
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