ABUS 4571W

About This Course

This course will provide you with the tools needed to find, research, and write proposals for grants offered by government and private entities. As a Writing Intensive course, this class will spend significant time focusing on the writing process. Students will gain an understanding of various sections of the proposal by drafting, editing, seeking feedback, and revising a needs assessment, goal statement, budget justification, and statement of organizational purpose. Students will be expected to act in each of the roles expected of grant writers in the field: researcher, lead writer, and editor. In addition, students will be instructed in the general style, tone, and organizational logic of grant writing.

Instructor

Kate Mohn
Kate Mohn

MA, Sustainable Design, Minneapolis College of Art and Design; BA, English and Environmental Studies, Hamline University

Ms. Mohn has over a decade of experience in strategic communications, grant writing, and program design. Her master's thesis project (funded with a grant from the Bush Foundation) focused on using the tools of sustainable design to drive creative community development in rural Minnesota communities. She serves as Director for Foundation Relations and Strategic Communications for the PFund Foundation and runs her own consulting business.

Information Subject to Change

Course details, syllabus, and instructor are subject to change. Current course details can be found by clicking on the Term link(s) above.