2011 DEC Coordinator Overview
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The document provides suggestions for DEC coordinators to efficiently manage their local arts funding programs. It emphasizes using spreadsheets to organize tasks, applicants, and panel review materials. It discusses recruiting and orienting panelists, running effective panel meetings according to guidelines, and completing the funding process from recommendations to reporting. The overall goal is to establish clear procedures and materials to fairly administer the arts funding program.
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