Exam 20: Building Grantsmanship Skills

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Grant proposal preparation begins with an idea.

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Successful grant writers tend to be well read and current with the happenings in their interest areas.

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Use the following case scenario to answer short answer items. Your supervisor has just placed in your "In" box an RFP related to increasing the fruit and vegetable consumption of children. -Briefly explain two ideas that you might expand into a full grant proposal.

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What are the foundational steps in generating a grant proposal?

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What are characteristics of the best collaborators?

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Describe the most common reasons why grant proposals are not funded.

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A measurement instrument that gives similar results each time it is used is said to be

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The purpose of the literature review is to help grant seekers to assess the value of an idea and adjust its focus to more clearly describe their goals.

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Selecting a grant sponsor _____ writing the proposal is recommended.

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The _____ helps the grant sponsor to determine the number of proposals they will be receiving for review.

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What is the purpose of evaluation within the grant proposal process?

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Signs of collaboration in writing and implementing a grant will enhance the grant proposal.

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Explain 2-3 characteristics of well-written and poorly written grant proposals.

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Differentiate between direct and indirect costs and give examples of each.

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