Grant Writing

Grant Writing - Narrative Workshop

Overview

The goal of this 4-hour workshop is to introduce key elements of effective grant writing and management. Participants will learn to craft compelling narratives, receive feedback on their writing, and gain insights into time management for grant applications. The session will also briefly cover grant management basics, providing a foundation for further learning in this area.

Learning Objectives - This four hour seminar aims to:

  • Effective Language: Learn how to craft compelling narratives for your grant proposals. 
  • Narrative Review/Feedback: Receive personalized feedback to improve your grant narratives.
  • Time Management: Master the art of managing your time effectively during the grant writing process.
  • Grant Management and Reporting: Understand the essentials of managing and reporting on your grants.

Who Should Attend

This workshop is ideal for individuals or organizations looking to enhance their grant writing skills and increase their chances of securing funding.

Instructor: Carl Newbanks


For more information, contact Elizabeth Valencia-Borgert or 320-308-0955.

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Date:
  • October 24, 2024
  • 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Registration Fee:

  • $125.00  
  • Any registrations received/postmarked after October 14, 2024 will incur a $25 late registration fee
Registration Deadline:
  • October 14, 2024
Cancellation Policy:
  • A refund minus a $25 cancellation will be issued if the request to cancel is received by October 14, 2024.
Location:
SCSU Welcome Center
255 5th Ave S
St. Cloud, MN 56301

Requirements:

  • You must bring your own laptop
  • Bring a sample of a grant you are currently working on

Class includes:

  1. Digital Handouts (will be emailed one week before) / print & bring with
  2. Certificate of Completion

We customize

We can tailor courses to meet the needs of your business or group and offer them at the SCSU Welcome Center or a location of your choice.

Contact: pace@stcloudstate.edu; 320-308-4252.