Copy space in the Grant Proposal

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How to copy space in the Grant Proposal

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hey there in todays video we are going to be running through the seven steps to writing a winning grant application this is how we teach this in our course grant writing from start to funded at learngrantwriting.org but im just going to give you that real basic uh outline of it so you can really get your arms around great writing and see that its its its science but its not rocket science okay lets get into it [Music] all right so step one is preparing for success lets run through what that looks like youre going to want to organize your files so this is how we suggest organizing it when you if you take grant writing from start to funded we actually have this all on a google drive that you can make a copy of so youll have access to everything but this is how we organize every single project so its really repeatable and very clear like where everything is which gets more important when you start doing more than one project and youre working with a team of people so im not g

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Proposal should be 4-6 pages in length (double-spaced). This page limit does not include references, additional figures, timeline, etc. Do not include a cover page or your abstract in the proposal document.
Use a 1-1/2 inch left margin (to allow sufficient space for binding the final copies) and one inch top (i.e., about one inch to the first line of Page 4 iv text), bottom, and right margins throughout the paper, including any preliminary pages and appendixes.
The proposal should be made up of two paragraphs: one that provides some background ideas at the beginning to establish a brief context. You have to tell the readers what general topic you will consider and then guide them (and yourself) to the specific research question you will address.
If a funder does not provide formatting instructions, use the following directions. This is a standard, straightforward approach and may seem like a no-brainer, said Floersch, but Ive seen some amazingly bad formatting decisions. Stick with the basics. Single space the document and double space between paragraphs.
Line Spacing: The text of the written proposal is to be double-spaced except for indented quotations, footnotes, figures, legends and bibliography, which are to be single-spaced.
IN THE ABSENCE OF SUCH GUIDELINES, the following format, including a cover/title page, abstract, table of contents, introduction/statement of need, description of proposed research, biographical sketch, current and pending, facilities and equipment, and budget, may be useful.
The main body text should be left aligned. In the main body, use 1.5-line spacing. 2 Leave one line space before a heading.

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