Education Funding Forecasting Webinar

June 19th, 2013 1:00 EDT

Education Funding Forecasting

Introduction

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Education Funding Forecasting

Background on Hanover Research

Global research and grant development firm headquartered in Washington, DC We provide solutions to:

Higher Education K-12 Healthcare Organizations Hospitals Municipalities Non-profits

Education Funding Forecasting

Background on Hanover Research

Our full-cycle proposal development solutions were developed to enable increased competitiveness and results for our partners. They include:

Capacity Building and Pre-Proposal

Proposal Development

RFP analysis Relationship building strategies Grants calendar for specific grant

makers Funder overview/analysis Funding prospect research Grants capabilities assessment

survey and analysis Grantseeking strategy memo

Mission critical proposal review LOI production Comprehensive proposal

review/critique Concept paper development Program/research design

consulting Proposal rewriting Foundation proposal production Federal proposal production

Foundation grant outcomes reporting

Multiyear comparative data analysis

Grant application renewal review Proposal rewriting and

resubmission Quantitative and qualitative

program evaluation Grant evaluation

Post Award

Education Funding Forecasting

Webinar Objectives

Understand where grant funding for education originates Understand how to identify trends related to and how to forecast

educational funding Learn ways to position your institution to be “in the know” Understand the impact of sequestration Learn about several upcoming opportunities

Where do education grants come from?

Congress

Agencies Of The Federal Government

Foundations (National, Regional, Local)

Influences On The Process

Unions

Professional associations

Other policymakers/ thought leaders

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

W.K. Kellogg Foundation

Places to look for and confirm trends Associated with:

Can trends be identified and verified?

Federal Government Your Institution or Organization Other Organizations

Topics receiving strong emphasis in federal legislation/programming

Select federal publications/presentations

Personal/professional relationships with federal officials

Advisory or review committee members

Government relations office

Emphases in funding solicitations by large private funders in the field

Professional organizations that track political/federal activity related to their members’ interests

Foundations Federal Sources

Institutional Sources

Federal Register

Federal Agency Forecasts

Federal Committee press

releases

Forecasting new, renewed, or continued education funding

Review Boards/ Committees

Government Relations Personnel

Other Resources

Websites of Organizations

The Foundation Center

Foundation Boards

Local nonprofits

How can we be “in the know?”

Coordinate on campus

Access key resources

Reach out to program officials

How to invest the minimum but get the greatest return

Coordinate interaction of key stakeholders

Access the most comprehensive key resources

Sequestration’s impact

Upcoming opportunities

Early learning funds Promise Neighborhoods School safety (with DOJ and HHS) STEM education investments Race to the Top (for higher education) First in the World fund (cutting college costs)

Supporting the innovation economy Clean energy and basic research investments American manufacturing Public-private partnerships (Innovation Corps) Expanded research for early college students Reorganized and strengthened STEM education

investments

Education Funding Forecasting

Q&A / Contact Information

Web: www.hanoverresearch.com E-mail: info@hanoverresearch.com Phone: 202.559.0050

• The President’s Budget Request FY 2014 • ED Grants Forecast • NSF Upcoming Due Dates • AAAS R&D Budget and Policy Program • Rockefeller University Research Funding Trends • University of Missouri Federal Research Update

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Resource List

• The Foundation Center • Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) • National Council of University Research

Administrators (NCURA) • Society of Research Administrators International

(SRA) • National Organization of Research Development

Professionals (NORDP) • Grant Professionals Association (GPA)

Resource List (2)

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