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Gretchen Spedowske
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Enid Carlson-Nagel
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Title Page, Abstract, Intro., & Table of contents | Statement of Problem or Need | Statement of Objectives | Statement of Methods | Evaluation | Proposal Writing Tips Home | Budget

Writing Your Proposal Title Page, Abstract, Introduction & Table of Contents
TITLE PAGE:
Include here the title of the proposal, complete identification of the principal investigator(s) (PI), institutional name(s), and the address, telephone number, FAX number, and email address of the PI(s).
ABSTRACT:
This is a brief, clear summary of your project, usually not more than half a page. For federal grants, include the identifying keywords for your grant and underline them.

Examples and Resources:
Eisenhower "Connecting With the Learner" Abstract - PDF Document
Eisenhower "Rails to Trails: A Living Experiential Laboratory" Abstract - PDF Document

INTRODUCTION:
Here you present yourself and establish your credibility. This is the place to set the "tone" for your proposal by establishing a link between your project and the interests of the grantor.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Following "report format," the table of contents should show the different sections of your proposal and the page numbers on which they begin. 
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