Emory Certificate in Grant Writing Courses
Writer's Studio
You must complete the four core courses below within a 12 month period, followed by the online capstone course.
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Fundamentals of Nonprofit Development
Evening at Emory - Writer's Studio
Anyone writing grants for a nonprofit is often involved in a wide range of other development activities and needs to have many different skills to succeed at those diverse responsibilities. Learn about the fundamentals of nonprofit development functions beyond grant writing, including: *annual solicitations, capital campaigns, and endowments *municipal fundraising *volunteer management *strategic planning *board development *use of consultants and consulting techniques *public relations This class will help you to put it all together with the best and most appropriate resource development opportunities and approaches for a nonprofit organization. Prerequisite: Intro to Grant Writing/Grant Writing 101 or previous grant writing experience
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Fri: Feb 26 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $207 Learn more... 1 session(s): Tue: Dec 1 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm *Full*
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Fri and Thu: May 14-13 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Fri: May 21 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Grant Research: Targeting Funds for Nonprofit Online
Evening at Emory - Writer's Studio
Millions of dollars are available in grants to nonprofits, but how do you find them and identify the organizations most likely to be interested in your proposal? Information is increasingly available online. In this workshop, you will: *review research skills to target grant funds increase your ability to *search effectively online explore "cutting-edge" grant technology *identify patterns of foundations, corporations, and private trusts *begin your own grant research within the context of the class Please bring a laptop computer for this course. Tuition includes lunch. Prerequisite: Intro to Grant Writing/Grant Writing 101 or previous grant writing experience
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $207 Learn more... 1 session(s): Mon: Nov 30 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm *Full*
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Thu: May 13 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Thu: May 20 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Grant Writing Workshop: A Hands-On Seminar
Evening at Emory - Writer's Studio
The basis for successful grant writing is a carefully designed program. In this intensive workshop, we will examine the relationship among organizational mission statement, needs assessments, goals, objectives, work plans, and evaluations. We will also discuss writing techniques to help make your grant-writing process smarter and faster. Initially, the instructor will present valuable content information; then while you work on your own project, he will provide consultation and support to help you refine your proposal. Finally, we will establish a formal peer review of the abstracts with a common scoring process. You will experience the proposal review process from both sides of the table-reviewer and reviewed-further enhancing your insight into successful grant writing. Prerequisite: Participants should have taken an introductory grant-writing course or have some previous grant-writing experience. Students must bring their own laptops and a USB stick. The course will cover: *common organizational problems *needs assessment *goals and objectives *evaluation *grant abstracts *writing and proofreading techniques If you are currently developing a grant, bring it with you to work on. If you don't have a current project, the instructor will provide practice material. Participants should have taken an introductory grant-writing course or have some previous grant-writing experience. Please bring a laptop computer for this course. Tuition includes lunch. Prerequisite: Intro to Grant Writing/Grant Writing 101 or previous grant writing experience
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $415 Learn more... 2 session(s): Mon and Tue: Nov 23-24 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Grant Writing Workshop: A Hands-On Seminar
Evening at Emory - Writer's Studio
The basis for successful grant writing is a carefully designed program. In this intensive workshop, we will examine the relationship among organizational mission statement, needs assessments, goals, objectives, work plans, and evaluations. We will also discuss writing techniques to help make your grant-writing process smarter and faster. Initially, the instructor will present valuable content information; then while you work on your own project, he will provide consultation and support to help you refine your proposal. Finally, we will establish a formal peer review of the abstracts with a common scoring process. You will experience the proposal review process from both sides of the table-reviewer and reviewed-further enhancing your insight into successful grant writing. Prerequisite: Participants should have taken an introductory grant-writing course or have some previous grant-writing experience. Students must bring their own laptops and a USB stick. The course will cover: *common organizational problems *needs assessment *goals and objectives *evaluation *grant abstracts *writing and proofreading techniques If you are currently developing a grant, bring it with you to work on. If you don't have a current project, the instructor will provide practice material. Participants should have taken an introductory grant-writing course or have some previous grant-writing experience. Please bring a laptop computer for this course. Tuition includes lunch. Prerequisite: Intro to Grant Writing/Grant Writing 101 or previous grant writing experience
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $420 CEUs: 0.12 Learn more... 2 session(s): Tue and Wed: May 11-12 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $420 CEUs: 0.12 Learn more... 2 session(s): Tue and Wed: May 11-12 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $420 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 2 session(s): Tue and Wed: May 18-19 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $420 CEUs: 1.2 Learn more... 2 session(s): Tue and Wed: Feb 23-24 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Introduction to Grant Writing
Evening at Emory - Writer's Studio
Writing a grant for the first time can be a frustrating and overwhelming experience. Using common grant development formats, this workshop will proceed step-by-step through the development of a proposal with emphasis on the following: *how to identify and evaluate the most appropriate funding sources *how to research a problem *how to supply the documentation and statistics necessary for supporting a grant proposal This workshop, intended for nonprofit staff or board members with little or no grant-writing experience, will give you the confidence and know-how to develop a successful grant proposal. Tuition includes lunch.
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Tue: Feb 2 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Mon: May 10 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Mon: May 17 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $210 CEUs: 0.6 Learn more... 1 session(s): Mon: Feb 22 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm Register now!
Emory Grant Writing Certificate Program
Evening at Emory - Writer's Studio
This module is designed to enhance your grant writing ability and allows you to complete your grant writing certificate. It is held completely online and allows you to work at your own pace within an allotted time period while completing assignment(s) that will be critiqued by the instructor. The course is held for a total of ten hours in which you will be required to complete eight hours of coursework and you will have a two hour question and answer session with the instructor.
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $299 Learn more... 1 session(s): Thu: Dec 3 / 4:00-7:00 pm Register now!
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Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $350 CEUs: 1 Learn more... 1 session(s): Thu: Mar 4 / 4:00-7:00 pm Register now!
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Instructor: Jack Smith, MPARegistration fee: $350 CEUs: 1 Learn more... 1 session(s): Thu: May 27 / 4:00-7:00 pm Register now!
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Introduction to Grant Writing
Writing a grant for the first time can be a frustrating and overwhelming experience. Using common grant development formats, this workshop will proceed step-by-step through the development of a proposal with emphasis on the following: *how to identify and evaluate the most appropriate funding sources *how to research a problem *how to supply the documentation and statistics necessary for supporting a grant proposal This workshop, intended for nonprofit staff or board members with little or no grant-writing experience, will give you the confidence and know-how to develop a successful grant proposal. Tuition includes lunch. Learn more...
1 session(s): $207 Learn more...
Mon: Nov 16 / 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Jack Smith, MPA
