Tuition: $650.00 in advance, $675.00 if invoiced
Date: October 2-4, 2018
Location: Albuquerque, NM
Class Status: Cancelled due to too low pre-registration level
Obtaining funding for Tribal programs requires that Tribal managers possess skills needed to prepare winning proposals. By establishing a targeted approach which matches your needs to available funding sources, you can generate thousands of new dollars in funding. Planning a program and preparation of winning proposals is a skill which can be developed. This seminar provides detailed checklists, methods, and practice in the skills needed. Also, this seminar will provide the key components of proposals and the criteria which funding agencies use to evaluate them. Components which will be developed include the proposal summary, the introduction, the needs summary, the program objectives, methodology, evaluation procedures, and the performance based budget. Participants will practice these key components and will critique proposals based on funding source proposal review criteria. This seminar is designed for all Tribal leaders, managers and proposal writers.
Course contents include:
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Research, planning and assessment |
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Understanding the application process and the review criteria |
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Developing a winning strategy for funds acquisition |
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Detailed contents of the proposal and the budget |
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Packaging the proposal |
Hotel Information: meeting location and sleeping rooms –
Residence Inn Albuquerque, 3300 Prospect Avenue NE Albuquerque 87107, telephone 505-881-2661. Sleeping rooms are available at this location, and the $93.00 Federal per diem rate for Albuquerque is honored. Several excellent restaurants are within walking distance. This location is just off Interstate 40 at the Carlisle Street exit. It is a taxi ride from the airport, and no shuttle service is available.