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FUND RAISING CERTIFICATE program
PROSPECT
RESEARCH and
PROPOSAL
WRITING
Fall
2012 Semester:
September 21 & October 20, 2012
(Two Day Course)
All classes meet from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The most effective proposal writers have "done their homework." They know the most likely funding sources for their agency and its programs, and they know what the grantmaker wants to see in a proposal. In this course, students will examine the relationship between comprehensive systematic prospect research and proposal writing. They will explore printed materials and databases that can help them find likely funding sources; study proposal writing techniques; and review samples of proposals that were actually funded. Applied Project: Develop a list of five potential funders and write a proposal Click here to access prospect research and proposal writing resources online.
Fee Information: The course fee for this elective class is $275. Credit/Non-Credit Options available for this course. To view a graduate credit fee schedule, click here. Textbook Information: Here is the information on the required textbook for this course: Lynn E. Miner’s Proposal Planning & Writing Greenwood (4th Edition) - ISBN: 978-0313356742. It will be available at the UMKC University Bookstore located in the Student Union (5100 Cherry Street) by the beginning of the semester. (www.umkcbookstore.com). You will find it in the Public Administration section (PA 5555F). Click here for more information on the Fund Raising Certificate Program
REFUND POLICY FOR NON-CREDIT REGISTRATION Full refunds
will be given when cancellations are made at least five working days
before the first class session. A $50 cancellation fee will be deducted
from refunds when notification occurs fewer than five working days
before a class begins. No refunds will be made after sessions have
begun.
The Midwest
Center for Nonprofit Leadership reserves the right to cancel courses and
seminars when circumstances require. |
