Developing a strong, creative, feasible and compelling project that bridges theory to practice is the most important aspect of a successful Program application. Proposals should be persuasive and strongly grounded in discipline-related scholarship with proper use of citation where appropriate. The Proposal has four distinct components: (1) Project Description, (2) Project Timeline, (3) Plans for Dissemination:
(1) Project Description: This section will detail what you will do, how you will you do it, what you need, and why. Think critically about the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How.
(2) Project Timeline: provide a detailed description of major dates, milestones, and key target dates which must be met to ensure the project remains on-track for completion.
(3) Plans for Dissemination: What will you do with the results/findings of the project? Will you share/perform the results at particular professional conferences, meetings, performances? Will you submit a manuscript to a professional journal? List those anticipated venue(s).Please merge the following files into one document and in this order: (1) Project Description, (2) Project Timeline, (3) Plans for Dissemination. Attachments must use 1-inch margins and Times New Roman 12-point font. *
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