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Grant Writing in Higher Education A Step-by-Step Guide

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ISBN-10: 0205389198

ISBN-13: 9780205389193

Edition: 2004

Authors: Kenneth T. Henson

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List price: $53.20
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated
Publication date: 6/18/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.858
Language: English

Preface
A Matter of Attitude
Locus of Control
Grant-Writing Myths
Availability of Money
The Importance of Connections
Getting Time to Write Grants
Need for Quality
Meeting Deadlines
Collaborative Writing
Effect of Needs on Acceptance
Matching Your Strengths with the Funder's Goals
Further Reflection
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
Reference
Parts of a Proposal
Transmittal Letter
Title Page
Abstract
Table of Contents
Purposes, Goals, and Objectives
Timetable
Evaluation
Budget
Be Reasonable
Make In-Kind Contributions
Checklist
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
Three Winning Proposals
Prelude
Project ESCAPE
Purpose of the Proposal
Putting the Funder's Goals First
Unique Features
Using the Literature
Dealing with Disagreement
Using Modules
Disseminating the Grant
Lessons Learned from the Project ESCAPE
The Summer Physics Institute
The Role of Passion
Choosing Language
Unique Features
Lessons Learned from the Summer Physics Institute Grant
A Million-Dollar Technology Proposal
Using Relationships with Potential Funders
Using Your Strengths
Using the Literature
Lessons Learned from the Technology Grant
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
Using Action Research to Write Grants
Action Research
Using Questionnaires
Suggestions for Developing Questionnaires
Suggestions for Administering Questionnaires
Summary
Using Action Research and Grant Writing to Improve Teaching
The Power of Action Research
Using Reviews of the Literature
Using Qualitative Research
Using Story Telling
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
References
Developing an Appropriate Writing Style
The Mystery of Writing
Writing Simply
Using Simple Structure
Writing Forcefully
Writing Concisely
Writing Positively
Treating Genders Fairly
Using Graphics
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
References
Keeping Your Grant
Using Articles to Support Your Grants
Physical Characteristics of Journals
Using Themes
Using Presentations to Support Your Grants
Using a Research Binder
Creating a Grant-Writing Library
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
Reference
Tapping Other Resources
The Teachers-in-Residence Program
The Role of Each Party
Benefits to Each Party
The Educational Leadership Institute
Proposal Letters
Steps in Writing a Proposal Letter
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
Using Technology to Write Grants
Surfing the Internet
Using the Internet to Validate
Sources Available on the Internet
The Federal Register
The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance
The Commerce Business Daily
National Data Book of Foundations
MedWeb
GrantsNet
U.S. Department of Education
National Science Foundation
Summary
Recap of Major Ideas
Sample Proposal Rating Form
ESCAPE Modules
A Module on Modules
Teachers as Researchers
Sample Proposal for Funding
Student Satisfaction with Constructivism
Sample Survey Questionnaire
Sample First Draft of a Proposal
Preferences of Journals in Various Disciplines
Sample Journal Article
Index