With so many types of program evaluation to choose from, how do you pick the right one for your grant project? Choose wrong and it may look like the program failed, when really it just wasn’t ready for that stage of the adventure. We will present key types of evaluation and review when you might want to choose each.

If you have questions about measurement and evaluation, this webinar is for you. Amy Puca, a longtime grant and program evaluator, will be on the line to share information about the issues grant writers confront regarding data and evaluation, from the initial gathering of needs data from clients to enabling clients to report back to funders.

Join a seasoned evaluation consultant to learn more about incorporating evaluation into grants and best practices for bringing an external evaluator into the grant writing process.

Some funders are now requiring you to collaborate with other organizations in order for you to receive grant money. Learn the key do’s and don’ts of collaborating with a partner.

This webinar will provide an overview of the ins and outs for applying for and managing grants from pharmaceutical and medical device companies with a focus on medical education grants. Grants from pharmaceutical and medical device companies are regulated under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act and must meet requirements related to accreditation standards for continuing education which requires special handling of grant applications, use of funds, and reconciliations. The webinar will be didactic with opp

One-page reports are a great way to provide a snapshot of a project’s activities and impact to stakeholders such as advisory groups, college administrators, and funding agencies. Summarizing key evaluation and impact facts in a format that is easily and quickly digestible engages the busy reader and can make your project stand out.

A strong evaluation plan is not just beneficial for a grant application but also for getting useful data. This session will help you learn more about how to develop a realistic evaluation plan.

Evaluation is key to a successful grant application. Attending this session will increase your knowledge on how to work effectively with external evaluation firms and consultants as a grant pro.

Case Study: An in-depth look at how six theatres, formerly competitors for the same audience, became collaborators to achieve not only program success but marketing, grant, and community success.

Learn about and discuss the GPA Code of Ethics. This version is intended for those who are full-time employed grant professionals.

Amanda is a self-proclaimed logic model evangelist, and she wants you to be one too. In this webinar, you will learn how to make and use a logic model as a tool for grant writing, program development, and sometimes just for fun. By the end of the session, she hopes you will be able to use logic to write stronger grant proposals and wow your funders.

Meaningful stakeholder engagement is involvement of constituencies as integral partners in advancing the work of organizations and institutions. As more funders embrace stakeholder engagement in the grantmaking process, what does this mean for grant seekers? In this webinar, we will explore why stakeholder engagement is integral to grant strategy and how grant professionals can help foster meaningful stakeholder engagement to support an organization’s development.

To facilitate a conversation based on real examples about how we can use partnership and collaboration in our work as grant professionals to improve our success as individuals, as grant colleagues, and as grant-seeking organizations.

This course will walk you through a Logic Model with all its component parts so that grant writers understand how to develop the Performance Management (M&E) sections of proposals.

If you believe a program evaluation is a useless activity that generates lots of boring data, is an add-on, or is just about proving success or failure of a program, this is the session for you.