"Program Planning & Proposal Writing" published by the Grantsmanship
Center is a concise and well constructed guide. Its focus is on
nonprofits rather than higher education, but their basic pointers work
anywhere.

Thomas E. Ogden, Israel A. Goldberg.  Research Proposals: A Guide to
Success (3rd edition). San Diego, CA: Academic Press, 2002. ISBN:
0-12-524733-8.
This is a superb treatise although the focus is very assertively on
NIH. Again, the more general comments are valid for any sponsor: state,
private, federal, industry...

Elsa G. Nadler, EdD
Grants Manager
Department of Community Medicine
1 Medical Center Drive
PO Box 9190
West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV 26506-9190

Tel: 304/293-3546
Fax: 304/293-6685

>>> xxxxxx@RESEARCH.UMASS.EDU 03/23/06 3:55 PM >>>
Hello, Everyone.  I have been asked by one of my faculty members to
recommend a text book for her to use in a series of workshops about
grants and funding for Social Justice Education students and faculty.

They are looking at "Getting Funded: The Complete Guide to Writing
Grant
Proposals" by Mary Hall & Susan Howlett - but they are concerned it
focuses too much on the non-profit sector.

Does anyone know of a good text or guide about grant funding/writing in

an educational context?

Thanks!

--
Jennifer Donais, CRA
Associate Director
Office of Grant & Contract Administration
Research Administration Building
70 Butterfield Terrace
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
(413) 545-5888	FAX (413) 577-1595
http:://www.umass.edu/research/ogca

Please Note:  My email address has changed.  I am now at
xxxxxx@research.umass.edu    Please make a note of this. Thank
you!

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