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Winter 2002
Reading assignments are on the syllabus.
The following are due dates for assignments to hand in,
the midterm and your presentations.
 | Assignment 1: Internet Procedures - Due to me by
September 9, 2002
Access your e-mail. Send me your preferred e-mail address.
This can be a Hofstra address or any other you are using.
Review the links on my
business site and begin to become familiar
with resources dealing with grants on the internet.
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| Assignment 2: Submit Your Proposal Topic - Due
September 19, 2002
Submit your proposal topic. I prefer that you send it to me in e-mail,
but you may submit it in class.
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| Midterm Exam
The exam will be a take-home test. I will distribute it in e-mail by
October 10, 2002.
It also will be posted on the web page: Follow
this link.
It is due back to me no later than
October 24, 2002.
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| Assignment 3: Needs Assessment - Due
October 17, 2002
Bring your draft needs assessment to class.
We will be working on refining them during this class
workshop period.
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| Assignment 4: Procedures Section - Due
November 7, 2002
Assignment 5: The Budget - Due
November 21, 2002
Your budgets should be in line-item format, specifying each expense required
for the project. You must prepare a budget even if the funding source
does not require it. If your selected source has a budget form, use that.
If not, use the model presented in class.
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| Assignment 6: Oral Presentation -
December 5 and December 12, 2002.
Each student or team will make a presentation of approximately 10 minutes
describing the work conducted during the semester. You should include a
description of the project, how you researched and arrived at your final list
of sources and the rationale for choosing them.
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| Assignment 7: Final Paper -
December 12, 2002.
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Requirements for Term Paper
Each student will be responsible for the preparation of a grant
proposal,
based on an actual or hypothetical case to be developed by the student.
The structure for the paper will be the following:
Section 1 - A brief (one page) description of the PROJECT,
including a discussion of the policy issues addressed by the project.
Section 2 - A discussion of the process followed to obtain the
final list of funding sources.
Section 3 - The final (short) list of potential funding sources
and justification for the inclusion of each.
Section 4 - The Proposal |
