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Typical Components of Grant Proposals
Front Matter
Title / cover page
Letter of transmittal (?)
Abstract (?)
Executive Summary (?)
Table of contents
List of visuals
Grant Writing Tip: Compose a title that conveys what is in the proposal.
Vague
Project Grant Proposal
Specific
Overwintering of Blue Spruce;
A Proposal to Improve Survival
Rates Using a New Type of
Container.
If a title page:
• Include to, by, and date information.
BodyIntroduction (RFP may use the name project summary,
project description, project narrative etc.).
Approach (RFP may use the name methodology, technical approach, plan of work etc.).
Plan of Action
Qualifications / Experience
Budget
Schedule
Conclusions/Recommendations
Difference between a GOAL and a RESEARCH OBJECTIVE:
Goal (long term)
Save wild salmon from extinction.
Objective (specific to project)
Study fish ladders to determine how effective these are in helping to preserve populations of wild salmon.
Methodology:
How will you meet the proposed objectives (i.e., what specifically will you DO?)
Example: Data will be collected and subjected to both STR and AmpFLP analysis. (Note passive voice.)
Budget:
Don’t request funding that exceeds the maximum dollar amount stated in the RFP.
Provide a line-item budget that specifies how, exactly, the money will be spent.
Capital equipment: university will keep after project is completed. List make, model, costs, and who will assume responsibility for it.
Supplies and materials (expendable and non-expendable). Be specific.
End Matter
Bibliography
Glossary
Appendixes
Examples of Grant Proposal Applications for Undergraduate Research Grants
Cornell: http://cals.cornell.edu/academics/student-research/undergraduate-grants-proposal/
UNC-Asheville:http://urp.unca.edu/research-grant-information
NOTE: If you use humans or animals in your research, you would need to have IRB (Institutional Review Board) approval before you submitted a proposal.
For our purposes, you’ll append a statement explaining the risks your subjects would undergo and how you would safeguard their well being.