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The document provides an overview of goal setting techniques and fundraising opportunities for student organizations at Rice University. It discusses the importance of setting clear and measurable goals, and provides examples of successful fundraising activities done by various Rice student groups. The document also outlines several on-campus funding sources available to student organizations, including application processes and allocation amounts. Students are encouraged to be creative and proactive in fundraising efforts.
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2) Innovative Activities Grants of up to $500 to support new projects. 9 of 12 applicants received these grants in 2007-2008.
3) Community Interactions Student Affiliates Grants of up to $500 to support outreach projects to K-12 students. All 8 applicants received grants in 2007-2008.
4) Undergraduate Programming at Regional Meetings Grants of up to $2,800 to develop
Christian Scholarships Guide
Whether you're Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, or simply a person of faith, there's a scholarship out there that can help make your higher education goals a reality. Explore a wide range of available Christian scholarships with this in-depth guide.
Scholarships Canada Presentation - April 2012
This is the presentation that was given to us from Scholarships Canada - $93 million to pay for school!
Spring 2017 dean's funding
This document provides information about Dean's Funding workshops for Fulton student organizations at ASU. It outlines the eligibility requirements, application process, and guidelines for funding proposals and final reports. Student organizations can request up to $2,000 per semester for projects that enhance engineering education, bring recognition to Fulton Schools of Engineering, and encourage interaction between students and faculty/industry professionals. The workshop instructs attendees on developing competitive proposals that clearly explain their planned projects and evaluate their impact.
Digging up sources of college and university funding
Funding college and university can be a challenge. HigherEdPoints and ScholarshipsCanada created a presentation for high school counsellors, parents and students on all the sources of funding available in Canada from scholarships to using loyalty points (Aeroplan and TD Points)
Alumni Office and Alumni Association- The Paradox
The document discusses the relationship between alumni associations and university alumni offices. It notes that while alumni associations aim to connect alumni, they lack resources to fully support the university. Alumni offices aim to professionally manage alumni networks, but universities often do not prioritize this.
The document provides examples of different alumni models and case studies of successful alumni programs at universities like Oxford, Michigan, BITS Pilani, and IIT Madras. It concludes that universities must proactively develop alumni affairs infrastructure and serve alumni to enable their engagement and contributions back to the institution.
Unlocking Opportunities: A Comprehensive Guide on How to Find a Scholarship
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Strategies and Resources on How to Find a Scholarship: 1. Understanding the Types of Scholarships 2. Start Early and Stay Organized 3. Utilize Online Scholarship Search Engines 4. Explore Institutional ScholarshipsHow to Land the Grant
CIS of Chicago knows a thing or two about grants. Follow this for tips and tricks to help your organization land the grant!
Fall 2017 Dean's Funding
This document provides information about Dean's Funding opportunities available to student organizations at Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU. It outlines the eligibility requirements, application process, and guidelines for funding proposals and final reports. Student organizations can request up to $2,000 per semester to support events and activities that meet the IRA standard of promoting interaction with faculty/staff, recognition for Fulton, and enhancing engineering education. The workshop instructs attendees on developing competitive proposals that clearly explain planned projects and evaluate their impact. Requirements for maintaining eligibility, such as spending funds and volunteering, are also reviewed.
Introductory grant workshop
This document provides an overview of the introductory grant workshop for Timbuktu staff. It discusses the reasons for applying for grants, including paying for programming and operational costs. It also covers the types of grants available such as corporate, private foundation, public foundation, government, and community grants. Examples are given for each type. The document outlines some grant directories and resources for finding grants. It discusses roles and responsibilities involved in implementing a grant such as writing, managing, evaluating, and reporting. Specific grant ideas are brainstormed for needs at the school.
Sp18 dean's funding
This document provides information about Dean's Funding opportunities available to Fulton Student Organizations at ASU. It outlines the eligibility requirements, application process, funding guidelines, and responsibilities of funded organizations. Key details include a maximum award of $2,000 per organization, a funding proposal and final report requirement, and a 10% volunteerism minimum for funded groups. The workshop aims to help students understand funding options, write competitive proposals, and properly manage awarded funds to enhance the Fulton community experience.
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