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Grant Proposal for a Small Project
Words: 1549 Length: 5 Pages Document Type: Grant Proposal Paper #: 61349363Grant
This is a grant proposal to start a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting safe and socially conscious film documentaries and photojournalism. It is believed that many documentarians have conflicts when filming sensitive material, not due to the nature of the material itself, but to the fact that they are placed in the position of being bystanders while someone is being harmed. Their commitment to filmmaking comes in direct contact with their ethical obligations as human beings. What is the role of the documentarian in cases such as these, and how can the documentarian effectively navigate these dual and sometimes conflicting roles? This grant will help the non-profit organization called DocuMend to alleviate this type of stress experienced by documentarians by providing consultation and counseling services to help bridge the gap between ethical action and ethically responsible filmmaking.
Information about the non-profit organization (its mission, history, target population, track record,…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal on Outcomes of Fibrinolytic Therapy Versus PCI
Words: 1312 Length: 4 Pages Document Type: Grant Proposal Paper #: 51996936Grant Proposal on Outcomes of fibrinolytic therapy vs. PCI
Evidence-based medicine requires foundational inquiry and support. Heart disease, thrombolytic disease, pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, stroke and preliminary stroke occurrences and myocardial infarction are fundamentally significant challenges in medicine and community. Treatment of varied presentations of thrombolytic crisis deserve significant research inquiry and time given the severity of the potential outcomes and the numbers of individuals who seek treatment daily for heart disease and acute cardiac and venous crisis and the number of people who have both positive and negative medical and life outcomes during all levels of intervention. The various treatment options for acute and often potentially deadly cardiac crisis are often well tested and well established, yet they also require constant vigilance on the part of clinical researchers and practitioners to develop appropriate and best practices for best possible outcomes for patients. It is well established that outcomes…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal Abstract and Cover
Words: 521 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Grant Proposal Paper #: 61408676
Cover Letter
Dear Committee:
Kindly consider our new application for funding for our proposed program. Attached to this application please find our itemized budget along with all other necessary materials.
This program is entitled "Physical Activities and the Elderly" and will consist of a year-long comparison of the health and wellness of two groups of elderly subjects in relation to their degree of involvement in physical exercise and fitness activities. Our method will rely on previously tested and confirmed self-reported physical, mental and emotional well-being inventories administered four times over the course of the year on a quarterly basis. Statistical analysis will be based on a t-test, as an appropriate mode of assessing comparative inventory scores and their meaning in relation to this particular study design.
The study will be conducted on the senior population in Orange County, California who partake of the existing exercise and fitness opportunities available at…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal the Saint Anselm's
Words: 5231 Length: 13 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 75625153
The gowing numbe of New Yokes lacking health insuance has been a pesistent concen of govenment as well as the public. (309) In contast, the distibution of health cae esouces came to the foe moe ecently. The New Yok State Commission on Health Cae Facilities in the 21st Centuy, fo example, ecommended a seies of hospital closues and downsizing, based pimaily on financial consideations in 2006. (310) As descibed below, the State has consistently allowed hospitals and clinics to close with little egad fo New Yokes' health cae needs. Paticulaly in New Yok City, the mismatch between health cae esouces and health cae needs, violates all the elements of the state constitutional ight to health cae: univesality, compehensiveness, and equity. (311) The State has a clea obligation to addess New Yokes' health cae needs moe effectively and to ensue that compehensive, quality health cae is available and accessible to all…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal for Theoretical Health
Words: 856 Length: 3 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 5288924
Programs
The community CCHED resides in is one that includes many farmers, agriculturists, sustainable living enthusiasts and many, many people of low socio-economic status. The creation and expansion of CCHED will allow these people an opportunity to not only acquire the health and nutritional advice and information they need, it will also provide them with supplies and information that will help them learn how to bolster the agricultural potential of the area so they become self-sufficient.
There are two food centers in town the CCHED will work directly with that provide meals and educational information to people that sign up for their program. These facilities also work with the CCHED to support and sound economic and agricultural investment that will allow the community to live healthy and high quality lives.
The CCHED also partners with JKD Memorial Health Center, and will work with registered nurses and Certified Nursing Assistants to…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal For Euel Corbin Foundation --
Words: 981 Length: 3 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 24936554Grant Proposal for: Euel Corbin Foundation -- Mind the Cure
Living With Brain Cancer esearch Program
Methods utilized in this initiative include community support collaborative research methods which serve to compile data and milestones achieved in assisting the individuals and their families living with brain cancer. Because the prognosis for brain cancer is that of near-certain eventual death in those with the disease, there is no way to measure specific 'outcomes' however, milestones can be measured through setting realistic and achievable supports for the patient and their family to assist them through the transitions of the path of health trajectory of those living with brain cancer and even in the course of the death of the patient. In addition, this initiative is of the nature that will provide supports for the patient's family following the death of the patient and will attempt to assist these individuals with the grieving process…… [Read More]
Newborns" project proposal addresses the needs and pregnancy care of crisis pregnancies in the Washington, IN area. The project provides pregnancy tests, prenatal classes, parenting classes, nutrition classes, counseling, and clothes for the newborn and mothers if needed. Thus far, it is become an important resource for pregnant mothers in the Washington area. However, there is much more that could be done. A grant proposal was written to provide funds to expand the program so that it could offer additional services for crisis pregnancies in the Washington area.
The greatest impact that this project had on me was to make me realize that I could make a difference in helping to solve the needs of people who were in desperate situations. I realized that I was not just it part of an organization that can do great things, I realized that as an individual I could make a difference too.…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal Sample Hope's Home Organization the
Words: 833 Length: 3 Pages Document Type: Research Paper Paper #: 70618117GRAN PROPOSAL SAMPLE: HOPE'S HOME ORGANIZAION
he grant proposal preparation is a long process which requires a careful preparation. It is very important to work with a group of people, to make plans ahead and to understand the steps. In this brief proposal, the aim of the grant application will be identified; potential grant agencies will be determined; the financial plan will be proposed, and the prospective grant agency will be contacted by email and phone to discuss the details, rules and regulations. Homeless people will be served and supported by Hope's Home Organization. hese people go through physiological trauma process because of pressure and denials of community. his service will not only provide shelter to these people but also find them suitable jobs and education opportunity. In order to open a public center for homeless people and to reach people who would benefit from these services the tentative yearly…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal for a Non-Profit Organization
Words: 1483 Length: 4 Pages Document Type: Research Paper Paper #: 50656500Hangout: equest for Proposal
Program Summary
The Hangout, a 501 (c) 3 organization will make available professional training construction skills and hands-on-experience as well as necessary educational services and leadership development therapy to disadvantaged youth in combination with the rebuilding of 20 units of low-income rental housing and empty commercial space. This proposal is for a The Foundation for Public Good grant for the Hangout initiative administered by the neighborhood. The purpose of the initiative is to provide occupational training construction skills and on-the-job-experience as well as basic educational services and leadership advancement counseling. Participants in the program will develop their skill in English and will get ready for the General Educational Development examination and ultimately to a State High School Equivalency Diploma (Pittera & Andrewsa, 2007).
Target Population
The intended population for The Hangout is the community's most financially, professionally, and educationally deprived young men and women. The grant…… [Read More]
Appalachian Trail Conservancy Grant Proposal
Words: 3596 Length: 14 Pages Document Type: Grant Proposal Paper #: 97457483Appalachian Trail Conservancy Grant Proposal
The Appalachian Trail Conservancy having served the American population is experiencing high incidences of congestion of its premises and most of the premises are worn out. This problem has reached a point where public safety as well as hiking activities may be in jeopardy. Therefore, the Conservancy respectfully submits its proposal to the Corporate Giving Program for $250,000 to support its land acquisition and renovation of outdoor facilities for hikers. Appalachian Trail Conservancy is an innovative firm utilizes technology to make the hiking activities enjoyable for the hikers. In addition, the conservancy offers a variety of programs that serve community members of every age and background (Potomac Appalachian Trail Club, 2013). This particular proposal seeks funding for one of our most important programs; outdoor resources and land expansion. This program is the cornerstone of the organization and its strategy to bring hiking experiences to low-income…… [Read More]
Writing Successful Grant Proposals
Words: 963 Length: 3 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 67721417Grant Writing Best Practices Paper
While many people are involved in research projects, the greatest hustle is sourcing money to do the project. Such individuals can enter the grant where they can find more than 100,000 federal websites and other public and private institutions that can provide grant money for writing projects (Slahor, 2006). The competition to secure the grant is always high, but it is possible to secure the grant. Therefore, an individual should pay keen attention to the whole process. The emphasis should go beyond knowing where to look for funds: the goals, resources, performance, and evaluation standards must be outlined clearly.
Homeland Security Grants
The department offers grants that focus on urban areas and high-risk areas, but it also offers to agencies targeting low-risk areas. Agencies that can seek grant with this department include those whose project seeks to pre-empt terrorist activities and contribute to the safety…… [Read More]
Mock Grant Proposal
We are supposed to pick a current problem area at work, describe the problem and propose a solution to that problem. It is a proposal for research that I would like to do and does not involve running subjects or analyzing data.
The problem I chose for a work situation is poor sales performance and the research I would like to do is for which solution will increase motivation to sell and prove the most effective in increasing sales. Some possible examples of different solutions could be increased incentives (bonuses, contests, etc.)
or more thorough training programs.
The object of the paper is to pretend you are running the experiment and are testing a hypothesis you have developed. It needs to be written in standard APA
format. It will have a title page, abstract, intro, method, results, references, and expenditures section.
references to past relevant research articles…… [Read More]
Idsa Grant Proposal International Development
Words: 1815 Length: 7 Pages Document Type: Thesis Paper #: 46156487The average mission would likely cost only a nominal localized expense and would open previously unattainable achievements to the participants involved, to the community in which they serve and to every future business, personal and social encounter they have. Gaining leadership, management skills, and cultural awareness of diverse international communities and peoples is a necessary goal of most individuals, and yet it is often a someday sort of dream. This programs' most urgent goal is to develop a set of structures that will result in individuals who wish to do so to immediately be able to realize their goals and visions. To realize these objectives the IDSA will continue to foster ideas and develop goals that focus the program to a set of ten or less locals that will be appropriate for international participant involvement. This goal will be achieved by two months after the close of the social awareness…… [Read More]
Gay Lesbian HIV Grant Proposal
Words: 1736 Length: 5 Pages Document Type: Research Proposal Paper #: 48627508Agency/Program
EJAF or the Elton John AIDS Foundation has a mission statement centered on eradicating AIDS from the Americas and the Caribbean. They raise funds for evidence-based policies and programs and speak out openly about the harsh reality of those suffering with AIDS and HIV. Becoming the world's biggest HIV grant-makers, it holds to main offices in London and New York. EJAF has raised over $349 million for the prevention and treatment of AIDS/HIV ever since it was founded in 1992. With an estimated $7 million invested in the Americas spread across 120 organizations each year, half of this effort is focused on the Caribbean and the Southern U.S.
The agency in addition to its fundraising efforts, offers a unique perspective on issues, tackling the most difficult problems those with HIV / AIDS face. The organization focuses on sustainability and innovation, communicating regularly to allies and their grantees about any…… [Read More]
Adaptation theory, memoir, and dance
Specific Aims
The writer of the grant proposal introduces adaptation theory for the English literature review related to dance. Writer notes how dance has been used to capture literature. However, what has not been explored is dance becoming literature. Meaning notable American modern dance choreographers and their memoirs, how-to guides, autobiographies, and criticisms. These various forms of literature on dance provide an idea of how dance can be turned into something worth of review from a literary standpoint. Moreover, the writer points out the choreographic memoir as the best example of such form.
Therefore, the writer aims to explore choreographic memoirs and autobiographies and how they should be considered their own literary genre to allow future generations to better understand dance in a literary sense. By performing various choreographic memoirs, the writer wishes to discover the criteria and components for the ‘new genre’. This literary…… [Read More]
intervention used to address the program outcome, school and community leadership in its application to improving Hispanic 8th grade females is a creation of a community/school task force, or focus group to address these issues.
To make this decision I used mostly my intuition as it guided me towards this answer. Its simple and the research suggests it can be effectively and economically put into place.
This intervention is superior because it does not exist in the current school's system. Its superiority is measured by the amount of effort that is being placed in the intervention.
This intervention will draw upon selected members of the school's faculty extra time. This task force may need to replenish this resource.
Grant Proposal Draft
Executive Summary
The purpose of this proposal is to inform you about the efforts that our school is making to help achieve new levels of success. We are looking…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal Criminal Justice
The need for criminal justice programs to secure grant money is evident in the current police department that I have begun working for. This essay will relate a specific grant proposal for this Police Department's request for police equipment regarding a new locker room. The current locker room is in disrepair and there are no funds in the budget to address problem. The human services department has been assigned the responsibility to find grant funding for this project.
Problem Description
Discuss the importance of locker room and its impact on better performance.
The current locker room causes issues with time scheduels.
The female locker room is state of the art while the male locker room is broken down.
Funding Breakdown
A. Describe how funds will be used.
B. Budget proposal of how funds.
Construction Operations
Problems, Issues and Concerns.
Legal.
Conclusions
Goals, Objectives and Tasks
The…… [Read More]
Grant Evaluation Program Evaluation Overall
Words: 660 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Grant Proposal Paper #: 41793012Ensuring that 100% of group participants will be able identify at least one safety, nutrition, or parenting concern at each session will be evaluated by:
In-session prompting for each group participant to identify at least one such concern
Ongoing recordkeeping and evaluation of failures to meet this objective, with immediate additional interventions initiated after one incident of failure
Program leader/coordinator evaluations that ensure proper practices, methodologies and knowledge areas are incorporated into every group session
Collection Personnel and Methodologies
Data will be collected in various forms by all program leaders and instructors, with certain data collected during group sessions and other data collected through later interviews. The same individual tasked with overall program design will also be responsible for external data collection and coordination with other offices and organizations that offer similar or related services. The education coordinator will be responsible for the ongoing collection, collation, and analysis of internal…… [Read More]
Grant and Wilson I Propose That Doing
Words: 670 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Research Proposal Paper #: 24623211Grant and ilson
I propose that doing a comparison of Presidents Ulysses S. Grant and oodrow ilson would allow for a comprehensive understanding of how the leadership styles of these two men shaped the United States of America during their respective administrations. They will be compared in terms of their public and political leadership, how they functioned as Chief Executive and the leader of the Executive Branch, and how they functioned as Chief Legislator including their relationship with Congress.
Public and Political Leader:
During his initial run for office, Grant was a very popular man with the American public. He was considered a hero of the Civil ar. His accomplishments included expansion of Republicanism into the south which yielded the first elections of black Congressmen. However, his administration was marred by corruption and he has gone down in history as one of the least effective presidents politically (ilentz 2010).
Like…… [Read More]
It is imperative that the proposal writer makes certain the proposal is a good fit for the funding organization. There are many worthwhile causes in the world and even the richest foundations fund only a relatively few. For best results, writers will help develop proposals that align closely with the funder's mission. Writers should look at the mission of their own organization, and consider its objectives, goals and strategic tasks as they seek funders. Successful proposals match projects to an organization's mission as well as match them to a grantor's mission. It usually does not work to create a proposal just for the sake of applying for a grant. eaders of proposals will have difficulty in justifying funding when the missions of grantor and grantee are too far apart.
Writers will work with proponents within their own organization to develop programs or project ideas that will appeal to grantors. The…… [Read More]
Completing the Request for Proposal
Words: 594 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 60296736fp)
esponding to equests for Proposal (FPs)
In accomplishing equests for Proposal or FPs, specific steps must be planned ahead of time to ensure that the proposal that will be developed is not only compliant to the standards set by the funding organization or agency, but also to ensure that the proposal is of exceptional quality that it would result to a successful outcome of the bid for the project/program.
One of the first steps one must take in preparing the proposal is to read carefully through the FP guidelines. As Henson (1997) asserted in his article, the proposal writer must "follow the FP guidelines precisely" (137). All donor agencies and grant funders require applicants to strictly follow the FP guidelines, otherwise this could lead to disqualification of the organization or individual to bid. Usually, the requirements involve official documents that prove the organization's existence and work in a particular…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal for Strengthening the Family Unit
Program Design and Implementation
The overall design and structure of the program will orbit around multiple activities and methodologies which are designed to fortify the overall family unit, most notably the parental unit. Parenting is an extremely challenging endeavor and one which can put a considerable strain on a marriage -- even the strongest marriage. Thus, one of the foremost aspects of the program in general will consist of a parenting skills training program to minimize behavior problems in young children (particularly when these children are at the most difficult age) by bolstering the level of parent self-efficacy through beneficial parenting behaviors and overall child discipline strategies (NEPP, 2012).
Many of the strategies used in this case will be modeled after the Chicago Parent Program (CPP), which is an extremely well organized program that is founded in the notion that parents play the…… [Read More]
The key to this program's success is changing the way the citizens approach their daily lives, without changing the traditions and practices that are unique to the community.
Teaching children how to cope with this unique conundrum will be difficult but could be the most successful approach in the long run. If the program is successful in slowing down the rate of obesity found in the younger citizens, then it could have longer lasting effects than the same program instituted with older citizens. One study showed that obese children are much more susceptible to diseases, especially diabetes than adults are with the same body mass index.
The study concluded that, "After stratification age and body mass index (BMI) the risk ratio for diabetes in Anti-HCV+ participants increased when age decreased and body mass index levels increased" (ang, ang, Yao, Chang, Chou, 2007, p. 202). Diabetes is currently a non-curable disease…… [Read More]
School Grants and Proposal Opportunities
Words: 1257 Length: 4 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 38084335ace to the Top-District fa Analysis
School Grant Programs
On May 22, 2012, the Secretary of Education made public the U.S. Department of Education's (ED) intention to build upon recent achievements in education through the ace to the Top-State programs (ED, 2012a) by offering an additional $383 million in grant funding to local school districts in 2012 (ED, 2012b). The goal of the ace to the Top District (TT-D) Competition is to continue advancing bold innovation and educational standards made possible through state ace to the Top grants. This essay examines the requirements and criteria that must be met in order to apply to the TT-D program.
Eligibility equirements
Eligibility for applying to the TT-D is limited to Local Education Agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs (ED, 2012c). Based on Title IX, Section 9101, subsection 26, an LEA is defined as a public board of education or other public…… [Read More]
Grant Proposal for Women's Wellness Center
This proposal is for a grant of $125,000 for the operation of an inner-city Women's Center. These funds will be used for staffing and operating the center and for supplying guidance, informative literature, and assistance to women seeking an alternative to abortion.
Women's Wellness Center and History
In 2011, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released data regarding the number of abortions performed three years prior in 2008. Considering that an epidemic is defined as a "widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time," or in meningococcal terms, a rate of attack that is more than 15 cases for every 100,000 people (Green, Swartz, Mayshar, Lev, Levanthal, Slater, Shemer, 2002), it may be appropriate to state that abortion in America has reached beyond epidemic proportions. In 2008 alone, CDC reports that 825,564 abortions were performed, at a…… [Read More]
Institutional Review Board Proposal Form
Words: 3339 Length: 7 Pages Document Type: Research Proposal Paper #: 94696277The most obvious benefit is that participants will approach the use of technology more thoughtfully in their practice -- and potentially change some of their technology-dependent behaviors and resistance to technology.
b. Describe what new information may be learned from this research
The study is designed to explore the barriers and incentives related to the use of technology in the social work practice.
c. Describe incentives to encourage individuals to participate in this research (including monetary or other compensation, thank you gifts, course or other academic credit, lotteries, etc.)
Participants will be sent a thank you gift in the form of a Starbucks gift card.
d. Describe costs (time, monetary or other) for participants in this research
The only expenditure of resources for participants is time.
e. Describe potential harms or discomforts (physical, psychological, social) for participants in this research
o potential harms have been identified for participants in this…… [Read More]
Business Proposal the Triangle Company Is a
Words: 1097 Length: 3 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 82512712Business Proposal
The triangle company is a leading E-commerce company that provides an online access of their products such as computers and computer accessories across the world. Due to the recent trends in technological changes there is needof the company to diversify their product and probably bring new products in the market that can meet the needs not fully provided by the products that they already have.
This paper will look at a new product that will meet the needs in the market, the pain points that the customers feel and the solution that the new product will offer to the needs of the customers. It will also look at the market that is being targeted in terms of size and the potential to grow. The major competitors of the product that is set for launching and the marketing strategies to be used to introduce the product in market will…… [Read More]
Computer Upgrade Board Proposal Computer
Words: 1328 Length: 4 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 969402In setting this plan for implementation and maintenance the ultimate goal for the district within the next five years is the creation of a student-to-computer ratio of 1-1 in grades 3-12 and 3-1 for grades K-2 in accordance with developmental studies for the utilization of technology in lesson and course plans for each respective grade. Computers will be updated on an annual basis, with replacement being taken into consideration every four years. In order to maintain cost-effectiveness, leasing programs and low-cost computer programs will allow students and teachers the capacity to access more applications and content which is relevant to consumers but nearly unaffordable in many educational systems. Low-cost computer programs such as the One Laptop per Child Foundation have been developed in order to aggressively place computers in the hands of hundreds of millions of children around the world, the United States included, in order to aid students in…… [Read More]
Cyberfeminist Project Proposal the Cyborg
Words: 3265 Length: 9 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 25033949Even in the purported technology rich Asian countries, women are still in need of special attention with regard to technology access and organization. Without such address Lui argues that the feminist agenda will falter and that real change will not be achieved until access is equal. (Lui, 2004)
As an aside, the gender that is most often associated with a strongly developed social skill surrounding multitasking, the internet as a structure should be more easily understood than almost any other modern structure, by women. The system is a vast spiderweb (that may even be to structured an analogy) of interconnected items and resources that are more multifaceted and fantastic than any one could completely understand in a short time. Internet skills are therefore, forgive the pun, hardwired into our gendered skill set and should be embraced rather than feared. Interestingly enough, this may even become a greater common ground between…… [Read More]
Investestment Proposal I Feel Honoured
Words: 2767 Length: 9 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 65486716The market structure of Turkey is quite different from that of the UK. The cultural composition of Turkey is not a guarantee of making proportional sales. The reasons for the low performance of the company's product could as well reverberate in Turkey. If the UK market that the company is accustomed to has failed to yield expected returns, the viability of the company's product in Turkey is doubtful. However, considering the expectation of government grants that will offset the company's tax liability; the venture assumes a would-be profit generator. The company cannot bank on this tax relief as a basis to carry on with the proposed relocation to Turkey. The reason for that being that the amount accruable from the tax relief is on a portion of the entire expenditure of the company. The long run effect of this is still profitable to the company.
Based on the outlay of…… [Read More]
Change Proposal the Situation Spending Any Time
Words: 2484 Length: 8 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 66642561Change Proposal
The Situation
Spending any time at all at one of the nation's first, oldest and largest state theaters, a founding member of the League of esident Theaters, brings to mind only one phrase above all others: "Off with their heads." The theatrical organization is run as if by the mad Queen in Alice in Wonderland. No real management is performed. Instead, edicts are issued by the CEO and founder and carried out without regard to the bottom line or any standards of acceptable organizational behavior. In short, there is the rule of fear, and nothing more.
When the theatre runs into problems, the solution is not to find remedies for those problems, but to replace personnel -- itself a highly expensive proposition -- and seek more government and corporate grants to cover the costs of operating the theater. The board of directors has been asked by more than…… [Read More]
Crime Reduction and Prevention Proposal for Detroit
Words: 626 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 26693638Crime eduction and Prevention Proposal for Detroit
Crime Prevention Proposal for Detroit, Michigan
In the midst of a very instable economic environment around the nation, it is crucial for all cities to bump up their strategies at preventing crime in order to be able to avoid future costs associated with fighting crime and imprisoning criminals. Crime prevention is one of the most cost effective strategies in criminal justice, and it can help save property and lives. This is especially crucial for the city of Detroit, which faces its own set of unique challenges in a severely volatile economy that has the potential to lead to increase in a wide variety of crimes, making prevention methods and strategies a crucial tool for local law enforcement.
First and foremost, the city of Detroit needs to bolster its community policing programs through increased community involvement with its law enforcement agencies. Unfortunately, the number…… [Read More]
Educational Grants School Districts Across the Country
Words: 948 Length: 3 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 15604066Educational Grants
chool districts across the country are experiencing shrinking budgets. One way to increase the funds available for education is to apply for educational grants. They can take many forms, including those requiring rigorous research designs as well as others that might provide funds for equipment or the money to implement promising but unproven programs.
Two organizations that provide educational grant money are the Beaumont Foundation of America and the Institute of Education ciences.
The Institute of Educational ervices (IE) requires an extensive application and applies rigorous scientific research principles when considering which applications to fund. Their specific focus is to increase the body of knowledge regarding best practices in education. Their goal is to fund research being done in the "practice community" -- that is, schools and school districts (IE, 2005). They have a preference for rigorously controlled studies that involve students from multiple schools who are randomly…… [Read More]
Udb Independent Studies Proposal &
Words: 3682 Length: 8 Pages Document Type: Research Proposal Paper #: 93486077The previous studies that have been taken into account are the ones that have highlighted the concept of corporate social responsibility in its broad terms. How it can affect the behavior of the consumers in the society in an overall manner. In contrast, this study will focus on the effects that the corporate social responsibility has on the consumer behaviors specifically in the hospitality industry.
9. Outline of study design and methods
One of the main facts that need to be highlighted in this case is that the methodology will define the outcomes and the conclusions that are drawn from the study carried out. Thereby, it is realized that the choice of methodology is more objective so that better and more concise outcomes can be obtained.
For this purpose, interview and questionnaire will be chosen as the main methodology for this study. One other main technique that can be used…… [Read More]
Crosswalk Proposal
Policy Proposal:
To the Facilities Director of De Anza College
While the recently completed multimillion dollar facilities expansion project has undoubtedly increased De Anza College's regional influence and enhanced the institution's ability to attract quality students, in our breathless rush towards progress certain public safety measures have been neglected. The completion of the Off-Campus Dorm unit has undoubtedly enabled a greater number of upperclassmen to make the campus area of Cupertino their home, however, the location of this residence hall may result in unnecessary injuries or deaths due to traffic collisions. Because the Off-Campus Dorm is situated north of Stevens Creek Boulevard, one of the city's more heavily trafficked eight-lane thoroughfares, a significant number of students are now forced to cross this busy street during their daily commutes from dorm to campus.
Although the intersection currently contains a crosswalk to facilitate pedestrian movement, we contend that this crosswalk…… [Read More]
Planned Giving Funding Proposal for
Words: 591 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Thesis Paper #: 91315799
4. equired esources and Funding Propositions
With the guarantee of $60,000 for next year from the community churches, the New Youth Center is challenged with the task of raising the additional $300,000. $150,000 is expected to be received from within the business community. The reasons behind this belief are based on the fact that the center can also support the business objectives of contributors by improving their market perception within the community or creating tax deduction opportunities. The next $100,000 is expected to be donated by not-for-profit organizations which militate for the proper integration of youth, as well as for responsible citizenship and environmental protection. Due to the center's triple actions, it is expected that several NGOs participate to raising the necessary funds. Finally, the last $50,000 is to be raised from individual members of the community, such as parents or other people who get a sense of personal fulfillment…… [Read More]
United States Government Should Grant
Words: 3332 Length: 10 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 614187914 trillion and $3.6 trillion, an impressive boost to the U.S. economy in those years, the IPC explains. A study conducted by Arizona State University determined that when a person has a bachelor's degree that person earns about $750,000 more over the course of a lifetime of earning than a person with just a high school diploma earns.
The data from that study indicates that as of 2006, those working without a high school diploma earned approximately $419 per week and had an unemployment rate of 6.8%, the IPC explains. Those with a bachelor's degree earned approximately $962 per seek and their rate of unemployment was only 2.3%; over their careers college graduates earn "in excels of 60% more than a high school graduate, and workers with advanced degrees earn two to three times as much as high school graduates" (IPC, p. 2).
The Dream Act would remove the uncertainty…… [Read More]
Institutional Economics When Attachment Proposal Guidelines I
Words: 1591 Length: 5 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 11419959institutional economics. When attachment proposal guidelines; I a 1,5-2-page proposal 3-page essay. I minimum 4 book resources. Maybe subject "effects oil cryisis 1973 institutions" "effects subprime mortgage crisis istitutions."
Institutional economics -- Essay proposal
The internationalized economic crisis is now the buzzword across the globe. The impacts it has generated are complex and dramatic, to include corporate bankruptcies or the loss of the population's savings. But aside from these generally accepted dimensions of the crisis, fact remains that the topics pegged to the crisis are more multifaceted and go beyond the impacts on the population and the economic agents. The impacts are as such also felt at the level of the institutions.
The proposal is then that of assessing the subprime mortgage crisis through different lenses -- those of the effects generated upon the institutions. Most of the effects are expected to be felt by the lending institutions -- both…… [Read More]
Analyzing Organizations and Grants
Words: 643 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 48171514Grants --
Organizations and Grants
You are more likely to receive grants if you can write good proposals that provide a holistic description of the programs you run in your organization. However, it should be noted that you may have great writing skills, but fail in the overall design of the programs. Similarly, if the program is well designed but the proposal is written poorly, the chances of securing funding diminish. Well written proposals must be accompanied with well designed programs (Kansas State University, 2015).
The Development of Grant Applications and Their Locations
A lot has come to light with regard to the way government agencies and foundations provide funding (The Kansas State University (2015). Finding funding agencies that cater for the needs of your type of organization is important. The format of the proposal and the amount that can be availed varies between organizations. One of the qualities of…… [Read More]
ar Powers Act of 1973 was an important piece of legislation during the Vietnam ar. The intention, per the wording of the act itself, was "to fulfill the intent of the framers of the Constitution of the United States and insure that the collective judgment of both the Congress and the President will apply to the introduction of United States Armed Forces into hostilities, or into situations where imminent involvement in hostilities is clearly indicate by the circumstances, and to the continued use of such forces in hostilities in such situations" (ar). The Act required that if armed forces were sent into a nation, Congress had to be informed within 48 hours. Additionally, armed forces could not remain within a nation for more than 60 days without a declaration of war.
Those in support of the law promised the American citizens that the Act would prevent "another Vietnam" and restore…… [Read More]
Guanxi Proposal Title Can Guanxi
Words: 1160 Length: 4 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 21911411Though more and more organizations and communities have begun to accept a similar concept that they term networking. Networking can be anything from an informal grouping of people with similar goals meeting to discuss how each of their separate specialties and/or networks can aide a common goal, to personal/professional formal organizations that meet at given times throughout the year to meet new members of the business community and seek out connections to achieve personal/professional goals. As Taylor points out networking can take many forms but exists in and outside of most organizations in some form to elicit actions that met the differing needs of organizations. (Taylor, 2000, p. 251) Barabasi, discusses the nature of networking, though a concise analysis of how organizations and individuals influence one another to elicit results, in one example he states:
For example, in Silicon Valley the extensive movements of labor between companies create dense personal…… [Read More]
SPAM-Project Proposal Canning SPAM Before
Words: 4281 Length: 13 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 43937473questia.com
JSTOR.
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David E. Sorkin, Technical and Legal Approaches to Unsolicited Electronic Mail, 35 U.S.F.L. Rev. 325 (2001).
Google and other search engines:
www.google.com
Encarta Encyclopedia online. 2006
10. Appendix
Articles collected for Review so far (just a sampling of articles on SPAM laws) www.spamlaws.comSpam Laws: Articles
David E. Sorkin, www.jcil.orgSpam Legislation in the United States, 22 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info. L. 3 (2003).
David E. Sorkin, www.spamlaws.comTechnical and Legal Approaches to Unsolicited Electronic Mail, 35 U.S.F.L. Rev. 325 (2001).
David E. Sorkin, www.spamlaws.comUnsolicited Commercial E-Mail and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991, 45 Buffalo L. Rev. 1001 (1997).
David E. Sorkin, Revocation of an Internet Domain Name for Violations of "Netiquette": Contractual and Constitutional Implications, 15 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info. L. 587 (1997).
Dominique-Chantale Alepin, Note, "Opting-Out": A Technical, Legal and Practical Look at the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, 28 Colum. J.L.…… [Read More]
Proposal for Unmet Community Need
Words: 1853 Length: 5 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 32883355Geagua County, OH
Planning -- The most effective strategy within a community for any public health issue is two-fold: education and focus. To accomplish this at the community level, there needs to be a broad level of focus and support from all levels of the government: local, State and Federal, in order for there to be a consistent and proactive message. Education should begin at the elementary school level, with teaching talking about substances, abuse and alternatives; and move through the school system as appropriate for the cognitive abilities of various age groups. In this way, the community can collaborate with schools to provide initiatives and programs that address the problem prior to it becoming as endemic, and offer proposed solutions in a way that almost everyone involved knows they can receive help if necessary. The educational process must also be pervasive and accessible -- people need a number to…… [Read More]
Budget Detail & Narrative
Program Narrative
Evaluation
Florida, the United tates and the broader world in particular is facing an energy crisis. Indeed, it is a battle and one with many fronts. There are a number of good reasons out there to find alternative energy. They include the increasing world population, the pervasive use of fossil fuels, concerns about those fossil fuels running out, pollution associated with those fossil fuels and access to energy for everyone. Indeed, there is an increased need for energy that departs from the dirty energy sources like coal and petroleum. Beyond that, these new sources need to be sustainable. This grant proposal covers precisely such an energy source and it is a source that can greatly improve the quality of life and energy costs of people in the southwestern part of Florida much like it is already doing for people around the rest of the…… [Read More]
Treatment of Alcoholics in Low-Income Areas
Words: 2687 Length: 10 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 31166019S. Census Bureau) It is clear after having reviewed this information that this area is quite needy in provision of alcoholism treatment and intervention.
VI. Treatment Program Community Marketing Process
In the initiative of reaching the community both through media and public relations as tools to raise awareness the organization will be enabled to alert members of the community about the services available. Promotions, marketing, public relations and media advocacy are all critical specifically as these are all integrated with the business sector and as well adapted by nonprofit organizations. In the attempt to market or advertise to the community the available services all venues of the media should be sought and the mass media in the form of newspaper and magazines and other printed material as well as media through television and radio broadcast communications and finally through the Internet's provision of electronic media. Communication with the media should…… [Read More]
Victim Service Enhancement Program for
Words: 3255 Length: 10 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 14519956In essence, the program will help meet the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs of crime victims in the remote areas in South Carolina.
Generally, the program is expected to have several impacts such as helping rural crime victims through increasing the services provided to them by Victim Service Programs. Secondly, the programs will help in increasing the number of rural crime victims who can access victim assistance programs. Third, the program will enhance the quality of victim services in the rural settings by developing effective strategies to meet the divergent and unique needs of rural crime victims.
Program Description:
As previously mentioned, Victim Service Enhancement Program for ural Crime Victims is a project that is mainly geared towards improving the quality and accessibility of services for rural crime victims. Since the project seeks to lessen the ineffectiveness of current victim service programs while increasing their availability, it will collaborate…… [Read More]
Profit Management This Section Will
Words: 4469 Length: 10 Pages Document Type: Research Paper Paper #: 60206590At the same time, they could instrumental in helping the school district to identify specific grants that could address their underlying needs.
Evaluates and critiques the effectiveness of the budget narrative in clarifying budget items that need explanation and elaboration.
There are several different areas of the budget that would need further explanation to include: more detailed information on the payroll costs, professional services, operating costs, overtime hours and capital outlays. This is important, because these figures are quoted as a total amount. There are no projections as to how they are have changed, from one year to the next or the underlying trends that are taking place. At the same time, you have the lack of detailed information, on how this money is being spent and the analysis process that was used. These different elements are important, because they are showing how there is a possible lack of transparency…… [Read More]
Automated License Plate Reader ALPR
Words: 1971 Length: 5 Pages Document Type: Case Study Paper #: 35233840The very fact that the U.S.A. Patriot Act was renewed in 2010 (albeit with some modifications) shows alert citizens that public safety will most often trump personal privacy and in some cases, a person's civil rights. The Find Law organization alludes to the 4th Amendment in pointing out that the legal approach to warrantless searches has "been broadened" in the past few years. The Court has given the green light to searches that are justified by "special needs beyond the normal need for law enforcement," and this ruling could apply to use of ALPR data-gathering (Find Law, 2010, p. 2). In fact, instances where "warrant and probably cause requirements are dispensed with…in all of these instances the government's interest has been found to outweigh the individual's (Find Law, p. 3). The readers used by police will no doubt catch some criminals and violators of motor vehicle laws -- but will…… [Read More]
Legal Nurse Consultant Business Plan
Words: 5420 Length: 20 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 24690003(Chizek, 2003)
The ole legal nurse consultant may provide service in a number of roles, including but not limited to:
Consulting expert
Testifying expert
Facility-based investigator
Trainer and in-service presenter
Peer reviewer
Quality improvement, risk management, claims management
Liability insurance marketer and clinical resource" (Chizek, 2003)
As standards of care constantly change, medical and nursing staff must keep informed of current standard to develop and/or modify policies and procedures, which must be maintained and secured indefinitely. In the event the facility is sued, these will be used to establish the current standard during the time of the questionable occurrence. Policies and procedures also provide the legal nurse consultant with the foundation for facility documentation to be judged for compliance. (Chizek, 2003)
The minimum length of time the modified policies and procedures should be kept is the time frame of the statute of limitations in the individual jurisdiction. In most jurisdictions,…… [Read More]
Journal Writer Lemmon 2007 the
Words: 1058 Length: 3 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 15299563The bottom line is that while is it helpful for future grant writers to gain knowledge of models, to get a grasp of "scaffolding, coaching, and collaboration" in the classroom environment, there is no substitute for being out in the society, in formal settings, to collaborate with "experts, colleagues, and peers" in learning the ropes of grant proposal writing and getting projects funded.
Attending workshops, conferences, and signing up for training sessions are all necessary when going for large dollar grants from institutions like the National Institutes of Health and other government granting agencies. "Learning and doing are inseparable," Ding writes; without the classroom knowledge, the social collaboration and "real world experiences" of meeting key people and attending high-powered training sessions, the grant writer seeking funds from big government sources is going to fail most of the time. And quite apart from the actual research and writing of the proposal,…… [Read More]
Use of technology in the'special education classroom
Words: 3364 Length: 18 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 30650175Chapter 1: Introduction
The epigraph above is reflective of the views of many special educational needs teachers. Indeed, innovations in technology in recent decades have created a wide array of new opportunities for helping special needs student achieve their full academic potential. These trends are especially noteworthy today because tens of millions of young American learners are struggling with their academic pursuits due to their special educational needs. In this context, the term “special educational needs” can be defined as “children who have learning problems or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn than most children of the same age” (Special education needs, 2018, para. 2). The purpose of this grant proposal was to identify ways that special educational needs students can benefit from the introduction of technology in their classrooms based on the problem statement described below.
Statement of the Problem
According to the most recent estimates…… [Read More]
Impact of Title I On HIV AIDS Programs in Dade County
Words: 2097 Length: 8 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 67184641programs and actions taken by health agencies to support cities and communities in their fight against the spread of HIV and AIDS virus. It will also discuss the demographic information of cities with high rate of HIV / AIDS, as well as other statistics in relation HIV / AIDS. Particular in this study is a discussion on one of the HIV / AIDS major areas - Miami.
Moreover, this section will provide the reader with an overview of the benefits that the health programs provide in different states and what they bring to communities of HIV / AIDS. It will explore on the success of such programs in terms of combating the disease.
A combat against HIV and AIDS, through an increased funding for health centers and services, is the main objective of this study. This specifically focuses on areas where most of the HIV / AIDS patients are financially…… [Read More]
Democracy and Public Administration
Words: 5642 Length: 15 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 63787304Policy
Democracy and Public Administration
This report is a theoretical essay on the inevitable conflicts that consistently occur between public agencies that are managed by unelected civil servants and the political environment in which these individuals and organizations operate in. Public agencies in the healthcare environment are prime examples of successful interdepartmental cooperation in most cases, but, there are also examples where they can demonstrate both internal and external in-fighting. "The health sector workforce, which usually comprises a significant element within the total public sector workforce, may be either directly employed by the public sector health system, or work in public-funded agencies or organizations (e.g., social insurance funded). In many countries healthcare will also be delivered by organizations in the private sector and by voluntary organizations." (World Bank Group) As concerns like the nation's aging population, a rapidly depleting Medicare Trust or the many potential pandemics such as SAs, Swine…… [Read More]
Business Using Gelso 2006 Harlow
Words: 16758 Length: 60 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 35830950esearchers have an occasion to further organizational science and to make research practical by producing information that can impact changing organizational forms and circumstances. Pragmatically, academic researchers are not likely to get access to a company that is going through change unless the practitioners believe the research will be helpful (Gibson & Mohrman, 2001).
There have been a number of calls to augment the significance and effectiveness of organizational science to companies. The usefulness challenge cannot be defined merely as getting practitioners to value and include what academics learn. It is believed that the usefulness of research depends, somewhat, on the degree to which the perspectives of organization members are incorporated in research procedures and the results are included into those members' organization design activities that take place as their company adjusts to its changing environment. esearch is more likely to be seen as useful if there are occasions for…… [Read More]
Special Education Director Leadership Styles
Words: 11099 Length: 40 Pages Document Type: Thesis Paper #: 58281810More importantly, our appreciative and participatory stance with our co-researchers has allowed us to witness and learn about the cutting edge of leadership work in such a way that is and feels qualitatively different from other research traditions we have used in the past, because it is built on valuing. Even though it is challenging at times (Ospina et al. 2002), our inquiry space is enhanced by our collaboration with the social change leaders. (Schall, Ospina, Godsoe and Dodge, nd)
Qualitative Research Methods
Qualitative research methods are those of:
(1) Phenomenology -- this is a form of qualitative research in which the researcher focuses on gaining understanding of how an individual or individuals experience a phenomenon.
(2) Ethnography -- qualitative research that focuses on the culture of a group and describing that culture.
(3) Case Study Research -- form of qualitative research that provides a detailed account of a case…… [Read More]
Recovery Strategy for Server 3 Only Listed
Words: 1861 Length: 7 Pages Document Type: Essay Paper #: 21296190RECOVERY STRATEGY FOR SERVER #3 ONLY (LISTED IN APPENDIX 1), WHICH INCLUDES 1 LAN SERVER AND SOFTWARE FOR CITY HALL ONLY. YOUR RECOVERY STRATEGY SHOULD BE DESIGNED FOR THE 'WORST CASE SCENARIO,' WHICH MEANS A COMPLETE DESTRUCTION OF CITY HALL. JUSTIFY YOUR RECOMMENDATION(S) USING ANY INFO IN THE DESCRIPTION OF THE CLIENT, APPENDICES, ETC.
Since this scenario includes a complete destruction of City Hall it is necessary to have an alternative facility that can act as a backup to the main systems functions of the city. Also, the safety of the citizen base is paramount. The citizens of the city need to have all of the city functions available to them if the need should arise. Because these two extremes are involved (ie, complete destruction of city hall and the continued safety of the citizens), the recovery time frame should be as minimal as possible.
Server #3 has most of…… [Read More]
Economic Motivators for Employers on Employment ates for People With Disabilities in Atlanta
Qualitative esearch
Quantitative esearch
Definition of Disability
Statistics for Individuals with Disabilities
Effects Of ADA On Persons With Disabilities
Economic Motivators for Employers Hiring People with Disabilities
Factors Affecting Economic Motivators for Employers
Lack of Information and Knowledge egarding Economic Motivators
Misconception about Individuals with Disabilities
Inaccessible Hiring Strategies
Conflicts with Existing Programs
Lack of Appropriate Planning and Difficulties in implementations Economic Incentive Programs
Unemployment Among People with Disabilities
Summary
Conclusion
CHAPTE III: METHODOLOGY
Introduction
Qualitative esearch
Quantitative esearch
esearch Design
Variables
Selection of Participants
Complete description of the esearch Participants
Type of Sampling
Instrumentation 52
eliability 54
Validity 55
Appropriateness/rationale for use in the study 55
Ethical Consideration 56
Data Analysis 57
Qualitative esearch Analysis 57
Quantitative esearch Analysis 59
The esearcher's ole 60
Credibility 60
Dependability 60
Transferability 60
Conformability 61
Conclusion 61
CHAPTE IV:…… [Read More]
Equal Employment for the Physically Challenged Employees in Atlanta
Words: 27052 Length: 4 Pages Document Type: Dissertation or Thesis complete Paper #: 77003855Economic Motivators for Employers on Employment ates for People With Disabilities in Atlanta
Qualitative esearch
Quantitative esearch
Definition of Disability
Statistics for Individuals with Disabilities
Effects Of ADA On Persons With Disabilities
Economic Motivators for Employers Hiring People with Disabilities
Factors Affecting Economic Motivators for Employers
Lack of Information and Knowledge egarding Economic Motivators
Misconception about Individuals with Disabilities
Inaccessible Hiring Strategies
Conflicts with Existing Programs
Lack of Appropriate Planning and Difficulties in implementations Economic Incentive Programs
Unemployment Among People with Disabilities
Summary
Conclusion
CHAPTE III: METHODOLOGY
Introduction
Qualitative esearch
Quantitative esearch
esearch Design
Variables
Selection of Participants
Complete description of the esearch Participants
Type of Sampling
Instrumentation 50
eliability 52
Validity 53
Appropriateness/rationale for use in the study 53
Ethical Consideration 54
Data Analysis 55
Qualitative esearch Analysis 55
Quantitative esearch Analysis 57
The esearcher's ole 58
Credibility 58
Dependability 58
Transferability 58
Conformability 59
Conclusion 59
CHAPTE IV:…… [Read More]
Globe Research Project An Endeavor
Words: 4777 Length: 17 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 17470728Culture shapes how we think about what is good leadership, and the definitions of an 'effective leader' vary from one culture to another. In fact, effective leadership behavior in one culture could (and will) be completely ineffective in others." (ITAP International, p. 1)
Here, we can see that the interrelation of Culture and Leadership Effectiveness is one of relativity. Such is to say that leadership effectiveness will be substantially shaped by how well leadership is equipped to manage cross-cultural expectations and perceptions of leadership.
Defining Concept: GLOBE Study
hat is GLOBE?
Before entering into a more extensive analysis of the role and future of GLOBE, it is necessary to provide some basic background details on the project's founding and primary initiatives. According to the text provided by Knowledge @ harton (1999), GLOBE was founded by its first director, Robert J. House. House, a social scientist conducting research primarily at the…… [Read More]
PR Efforts Public Relations Is Recognized for
Words: 638 Length: 2 Pages Document Type: Term Paper Paper #: 32175253PR Efforts
Public relations is recognized for the publicity and awareness support it brings to businesses and corporations in their marketing efforts. It can be just as effective for nonprofit organizations. This is what the Center for Child Protection and Family Support in Washington, D.C., has found through its PR activities. The center is a nonprofit 501(c)3, community-based organization that addresses the harmful long-term effects of child abuse by providing innovative school-based and parent education programming in the Washington D.C. urban area in addition to training and consulting for local professionals. The center's three main themes are: Child abuse and neglect are serious, complex health and social problems with long-term consequences; the center is a trusted resource on child abuse issues; and every child deserves a childhood that is free from abuse and neglect.
The center has to have an ongoing PR plan to continually confirm its credibility as the…… [Read More]