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Grant Information: This
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Sources of Information
About Grants
Agency
and Sponsor Websites
General Directories and Websites
Personalized Subscription Services
Government Reference Documents
Hard-Copy (Non-Electronic) Sources
Grantsmanship, Advice, and Instruction
The Instructional Resources Office works
primarily with the State Chancellor's Office. This site includes
some information about funding from government sponsors,
foundations, and corporations.
(If you use the following links, you will exit the District web site)
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Agency
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Listed here are websites and
directories provided by particular sponsors and government agencies. These
sites will lead you to information about the programs, guidelines, and
upcoming deadlines for the sponsor.
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Artsedge
Home page of the National Arts and Education Information Network, a
cooperative agreement among the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing
Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, and the Department of Education.
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Federal Citizen Information Center
Established by the General Services Administration (GSA) to facilitate the
assimilation, sharing, and dissemination of information resources among
federal, state, and local governments, and to provide a convenient forum for all
levels of government to share and exchange information with businesses and the
American public. |
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Fedworld
A comprehensive central access point for locating and acquiring government information. Provided by the U.S. Department of Commerce. |
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GrantsNet
A free service that helps
students, postdocs, and junior faculty locate funding in the biological and
medical sciences. Provided by the AAAS and the Howard Hughes Medical
Institute. |
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Personalized
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This free service allows you
to receive notices by e-mail tailored to your particular interests and topics.
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NIH
Guide: TOC Notification
Each week the NIH transmits via listserv email, the Table of Contents (TOC)
information for that weeks issue of the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts.
Associated with each TOC entry is the web address (URL) for each Guide
article. |
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These are government documents that apply to many agencies.
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CBDNet
The Government's official free electronic version of the Commerce Business
Daily (CBD). The CBD lists notices of proposed government procurement actions,
contract awards, stakes of government property, and other procurement
information. A new edition of the CBD is issued every business day. |
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CFDA
Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance. A government wide compendium of all
Federal programs, projects, services, and activities that provide assistance or
benefits to the American public. |
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Hard-Copy
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Yes, books and papers are still useful. The following resources are maintained by the Instructional Resources Office. Copies are available for use at the Anaheim Campus, 8th Floor.
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Federal Grants Management Handbook
A comprehensive source of applicable grant administration requirements. It
provides an overview of the requirements facing grantees and the various methods
for dealing with grant management-related problems.
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Government Grant Writing for Nonprofits
A comprehensive guide to grant writing, including topics such as Using Government Grants in Not-for-Profit Organizations, Finding the Money, Reviewing the Funding Announcement, Planning the Proposal, Writing the Proposal, and Preparing the Budget. |
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Grantsmanship,
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A Guide for Proposal
Writing
Prepared by the National Science Foundation, Directorate for Education and Human
Resources, Division of Undergraduate Education. While this Guide may provide
valuable information for proposal writing in general, it was specifically
prepared for programs in the Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE) at NSF. |
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