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Hosting Training Programs
Unlike pre-packaged seminars that meet in hotel rooms or other rented facilities, The Grantsmanship Center'ssm training programs are cooperative ventures that utilize the resources and talents of local organizations. Our training programs are conducted with the assistance of a government or nonprofit agency that serves as our host. The Research Proposal Workshop would have a host institution. Hosts offer a supportive environment in which to conduct the training and they help us to keep costs affordable for participants. By providing this public service, hosts also enhance their own visibility and credibility in their communities and among peer institutions. Additionally, hosts can send up to three staff to the training at no cost.
Benefits of Hosting
Hosts receive as many as three full-tuition scholarships, depending on enrollment. In addition, hosts receive a complimentary Alumni Membership, which provides access to The Grantsmanship Center'ssm exclusive funding databases, substantial discounts on publications, and yearly proposal reviews by our workshop trainers. Hosting also helps the host to network with other local agencies and institutions and to build relationships with funding sources.
For information about hosting a Grantsmanship Centersm training program, call the Training Department at (800) 421-9512. In California, call (213) 482-9860. Or you can e-mail us by filling out this form.