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Grant Writing Professional Development Opportunities

As promised, we have prepared an on-demand / self-directed course in Workday Learning for those needing basic skills in writing grants.  CCE PDC 201 can be found at: https://www.myworkday.com/cornell/email-universal/inst/17816$2404/rel-task/2998$29489.HTML

 

Grants and grantsmanship, CCE PDC 201 includes the following modules:

  1. Finding Grants Jim Morris-Knower (Mann Library & CCE Liaison) will guide you through the most effective tools and strategies to identify grant opportunities that align with your program goals.

  2. Grant Writing Basics Learn the fundamentals through resources from a National Extension Foundation webinar series. Understand how to craft compelling proposals that resonate with funders.

  3. Budgets, Cash Flow, and Post-Award Management CCE Administration Finance team member Kristin Morgan walks you through essential financial planning—from building a solid budget to managing funds after your project is funded.

  4. Tips & Tricks for Success Stephanie Graf, Deputy Executive Director at CCE Jefferson, shares insights from the field to help you sharpen your writing, stay organized, and increase your odds of success.

 


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