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<strong>Unit</strong> 5 <strong><strong>Grant</strong>s</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Grant</strong> <strong>Budgets</strong> --<br />

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<strong>Unit</strong> 5 <strong><strong>Grant</strong>s</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Grant</strong> <strong>Budgets</strong> -- Scenario: Continuing with the scenario presented earlier, your college has<br />

experienced a 15 percent reduction in public funding over the past 3 years. Several positions have been eliminated.<br />

Some academic programs have been eliminated as have some of the student support services. It is clear that in order<br />

for your college to take advantage of opportunities for growth, expansion, <strong>and</strong> innovation, external funding sources must<br />

be identified. You recently participated in a strategy meeting with several college administrators. One of the agenda<br />

items was a discussion about external funding sources. Much of the discussion focused on public <strong>and</strong> private fund<br />

sources. At the conclusion of the meeting, there was a widespread agreement that some research should be done to<br />

identify multiple sources of public <strong>and</strong> private funds in the form of grants, endowments, <strong>and</strong> so on. Each participant in<br />

the meeting was asked to research public <strong>and</strong> private grant/endowment programs <strong>and</strong> to provide important information<br />

to inform the decision about programs to pursue. You agreed to identify two grant programs available through public<br />

funding sources such as your state government or the federal government. You also agreed to identify two grant<br />

programs available through private organizations. In your Discussion response, indicate the sources you have identified<br />

<strong>and</strong> provide the following information for each funding source you select: · · How much money is<br />

available through the grant <strong>and</strong> what is the time period for the funds? · · What programs are<br />

funded through the program? · · For what purposes may the funds be used? What restrictions<br />

exist for the use of the funds? · · Is there a financial match obligation for the college? ·<br />

· What other important stipulations are associated with the grant? Share your findings with<br />

others on the Discussion Board. Be sure to engage in discussion about the grant programs identified by others. Toward<br />

the end of the week, recommend a public <strong>and</strong> private grant program. The program you recommend can be one you<br />

presented or one that was presented by another class member. Be sure to include a justification for your<br />

recommendation. Remember, you can start on the Discussion even as you are reading through the assigned Readings<br />

for this unit. Use your background, personal experiences, <strong>and</strong> material from relevant Readings throughout the week. As<br />

always, it is perfectly fine if you start the Discussion with one idea <strong>and</strong> then exp<strong>and</strong> or even change your ideas as you<br />

participate. Use good critical thinking <strong>and</strong> engage with what your classmates have to say. This Discussion addresses<br />

the following unit learning outcome: · · Analyze availability of external funding resources to meet<br />

institutional needs. It also addresses the following course outcomes: · · HE550-3: Recommend<br />

strategies for institutional decision-making on financial issues. · · HE550-5: Evaluate institutional<br />

priorities based on financial data. Points <strong>and</strong> Rubric This Discussion is worth 50 points, <strong>and</strong> the rubric that will be used<br />

to grade your Discussion participation is available from the Grading Rubrics page under Course Home. Remember to:<br />

1. Participate actively throughout the entire unit. 2. Give constructive feedback <strong>and</strong> respond to<br />

questions from your classmates <strong>and</strong> instructor. 3. Contribute in a way that adds to the Discussion <strong>and</strong> moves<br />

it forward in an original fashion. 4. Use the course content <strong>and</strong> additional Readings to inform your posts <strong>and</strong><br />

responses. Please be sure to use proper APA style when citing your references.<br />

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