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Fundraising/GrantsmanshipFundraising and Grantwriting Instructor: Jason Kovak Sponsoring Institution: Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL Course Fee: $300 Course Schedule: January 28 - March 10, 2008 Course Structure/Delivery: Online, asynchronous with podcasts to enhance course delivery This course will take students through an intensive introduction in the following: -how to perform community needs analysis; -how to develop and align strategies with identified needs -how to identify and build relationships with potential community partners and local/natioal granting agencies that can offer support to your vision; and -how to use fundraising as a way to engage your community with your organizational mission while building resources for continued success Enrollment Process: http://www.lis.uiuc.edu/programs/cpd/CPLA/ Technology Requirements: Reliable Internet connection higher than 28.8; Java-enabled Web browser; Real Player software; Adobe Reader; IBM Compatible Pentium II or greater with at least 400 MHz with Windows 98/ME/20000/XP or Macintosh with OS8; 128 MB RAM; sound card with speakers and/or earphones; color monitor with at least 800x600 resolution Contact: Marianne Steadley, steadley@uiuc.edu |
Why become an ALA-APA CPLA Provider? It is an opportunity to participate in a national certification program in a library specialty. If you are already offering a course the meets the standard, approval provides you with an additional audience for your courses. If you are already offering a course that meets the standard, you may receive approval for two previous years of offering the course, meaning your students will qualify for completion of one standard even before they apply to become a CPLA candidate. |
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