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Eight ways to ensure a mistake-free proposal
Tue, Aug 01, 2006 Primary Topic Channel: Grants
I just finished reading about 10 final drafts that were written by students in a master's program. Although they were not grant proposals, I was reminded of a few simple techniques that you can use to make sure your proposal is ready to be submitted. Here they are: [ Read More ]

Funding Toolbox: For the serious grant seeker, collaboration is no longer an option--it's a necessity
Wed, Sep 01, 1999 Primary Topic Channel: Funding
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