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Models of Proposal Planning & Writing
Book Code: B8696
ISBN: 0-275-98696-9
ISBN-13: 978-0-275-98696-4
268 pages, figures
Praeger Paperback
Publication: 4/30/2005
List Price: $41.95 (UK Sterling Price: £24.95)
Availability: In Stock
Media Type: Paperback
Also Available: Ebook
Trim Size: 8 1/2 x 11
Subjects: Reviews:
  • These samples outline step by step the planning stages involved in grant-writing, from reading and analyzing the RFP (request for proposal) to writing the final proposal.
    —Library Journal
    April 1, 2007
  • If you are a novice proposal writer faced with the daunting task of developing a proposal or grant, this book can help you throughout the process. Simply find the proposal or grant in the text that most closely matches your situation, and learn about the project that Miner and Miner completed as proposal profesionals. You will learn more than what sections are required in a proposal: you will learn how to persuade your customer in each section.
    —Technical Communication
    November 2006
  • The states purpose of this title is to walk the reader through the grant writing process, examining the thinking used during the planning phase, a step often left out of other manuals. The techniques for writing winning grant proposals are clearly explained for novice and experienced grant seekers alike....Understanding the values of the organizations from which funds are sought is one of the keys to writing succesful proposals, and as budgets shrink, this title will be a valuable resource for schools and libraries. Recommended.
    —Library Media Connection
    February 2006
  • The book provides hints for determining hot buttons and distinctive features that guide a persuasive process.
    —The School Administrator
    January 2006
  • [E]xplain in detail an integrated process of planning and writing persuasive proposals, beginning with questions that the authors asked of themselves and of sponsors before the complete grant application was developed. Actual proposals submitted to private and public sponsors are included, with paragraph-by-paragraph analyses of proposals, reviewer comments, and grant award notification letters from sponsors. The annotated proposals can serve as a springboard for grantseekers developing their own proposals.
    —Reference & Research Book News
    August 2005
Description: Models of Proposal Planning & Writing illustrates, in intimate detail previously unpublished, an integrated process of planning and writing persuasive proposals. The grantseeker will see the questions that the authors asked of themselves and those asked of sponsors before they developed a complete grant application. Grantseekers will read the actual proposals the authors submitted to private and public sponsors, including paragraph-by-paragraph analyses of the key features that made them persuasive. The authors provide the reader with a verbatim examination of reviewer comments and grant award notification letters they received back from the sponsors. As a whole, these annotated models serve as a springboard from which grantseekers can begin to develop their own fundable proposals.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Introduction to Persuasive Proposal Writing
  • Analyzing Request for Proposals
  • The Complete Grant Application
  • The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
  • U.S. Department of Education, Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education
  • The Emory T. Clark Family Charitable Foundation
  • Index
LC Card Number: 2004028101
LCC Class: HG177
Dewey Class: 658
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