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For January 22
ogwb_intro_and_funders_roundtable.pdf
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For January 27 (snow day)
​CH 1 in Storytelling

storytelliong_for_grant_writers.pdf
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For January 29
Zoom talk with IRC Board Members 
Discuss Storytelling Chapter 1 from snow day​
For February 3
I left off the earlier reading of pp 23-51--Please try to at least read this piece
Please read sample grants in appendix of OGWB. Write a 500-word response on what you learn from looking at these and bring a copy to class.
Additional resource: Here is a sampling of grants from the National Park Services Historic Preservation Fund: www.nps.gov/articles/000/historic-preservation-fund-sample-grant-applications.htm 
ogwb_appendix_4_grant_forms.pdf
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 For February  5
​ Please read PP 51-85 in ​OGWB . How would you respond to the essay question on 85? Write a response to that question and to the reading. Bring a copy to class. Also, consider how we can relate these ideas to IRC (Needs Statement) Why does IRC need funding? What are the needs in relationship to the mission and intended project of the organization? 

Slide Deck for IRC --I'm posting it here and we will talk about it in class
ogwb_pp_51-85__lessons_3-4_.pdf
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indigenous_resources_collaborative.pptm
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 For February 10--Guest Speaker, Michele Pecoraro
Please read the business plan for IRC handed out in class on Thursday. Develop some questions for our speaker from the business plan or anything else we have covered thus far. 

 Also: Please read CH 2 in Storytelling (pdf posted on January 27) and “The Funders’ Roundtable 2” in OGWB pp 100-117. In addition, do a little research and find 3-5 grantors that might be possibilities for IRC and say why. Write a 500-word response and bring a printed copy to class.​
For February 12
Needs statement due

Please look at the following websites and prepare to discuss fundraising campaigns:
Fundraising toolkit (Texas for the Arts)
https://www.arts.texas.gov/resources/tools-for-results/fundraising-development/?doing_wp_cron=1343056624.5219058990478515625000&doing_wp_cron=1343056624.5219058990478515625000
 
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/professional-fundraiser-guide
 
Capital Campaign for Beginners
https://capitalcampaignpro.com/capital-campaigns-ultimate-guide/#basics
Write a response about what you gained from looking at these. Do they give you ideas for a fundraising campaign for IRC?
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For February 17 (Hoping you all have your book by now)
Please read “Lessons 6-9” in OGWB (pp 119-181.)Write a 500-word response and bring a printed copy to class.

For February 19
For next class: Please read CH 4 “Letters of Inquiry” (pp 62-75) in Grant Writing: The Essentials.  Write an example LOI for a grant for IRC and bring a printed copy to class.
grant_writing__the_essentials.pdf
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For February 24
For next class: Please read “Lessons 10-13” in OGWB (pp183-226) Write a 500-word response and bring a printed copy to class.
​For February 26
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    • ENGL 326 >
      • ENGL 326 Readings
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      • Readings for NAIS 200
    • ENGL 301 Writing and the Teaching of Writing >
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