If you're looking for a way to perfect your grant writing skills, this class is for you! In this special "hands-on" program led by professional grant writing consultant Dr. Bob Zeanah, participants will learn how to refine their grant writing style.

During the course of this class, you will learn creative ways to edit your writing to make your words stronger, eliminate weaknesses, make your writing crisper, and refresh your memory on the important things your high school English teacher taught you. The class will cover how to structure the 'most important sentence' in your grant application, words to avoid, and how editing will make a more powerful and readable grant.

Note: Due to the unique format of this class, you will need to bring a grant that you are currently working on or one that you've completed in the past to class, either on your own laptop or on a thumb drive (in Microsoft Word or a text file). You'll have an opportunity to work on polishing the grant that you bring with you during the class, with individual assistance and feedback from the instructor.

About the Trainer

Dr. Bob Zeanah is a freelance writer working mainly writing grants for small non-profit agencies. He had a 34 year career in public education, the last three of which were spent grant writing for a large school system. He has experience writing federal and state grants as well as private foundation grants. Dr. Zeanah is a certified consultant for three nationally recognized programs and provides consulting and grant writing services for numerous non-profit agencies.

Registration

To register, click "Add to Cart" or call 251-478-6848. Seating is limited and pre-registration is required. Note: The $69 registration fee is a special introductory price. Future sessions will be $99.