There's Always Money For Good Ideas: Parts I & II | Eastern North Carolina Now

Saturday, January 23, 2016
Saturday, January 30, 2016
9:00 AM — 12:00 PM
BCCC, Building 8, Room 822


 A "good idea" meets a need, solves a problem, or improves a condition for individuals or a community. Successful entrepreneurs in non-profit or for-profit sectors are able to identify problems, propose solutions, and convince funders to invest in their ideas. In This two-part workshop, Michele Oros will provide hands-on experience researching and writing needs assessments; designing concrete, measurable objectives; and creating justifiable budgets. Unlike introductory grant writing courses Ms. Oros has previously taught for BCCC's SBC, this workshop is designed for more experienced grant seekers who are ready to begin putting their ideas into words.

 Michele has previously taught with BCCC's SBC. She was born in Connecticut and moved to Boone, NC in 1976 where she attended and graduated from Appalachian state university (BA in media studies and MA in Library/media studies). She earned an ed.s. in supervision/administration (curriculum instructional specialist) from East Carolina university in 1990. Michele has made eastern NC her home since 1987 and Beaufort County since 1999. She has been actively and successfully seeking grant opportunities for Beaufort county schools since 2003. Michele is active in many community organizations and is a founding member of literacy volunteers of Beaufort County. She has a daughter in unc-chapel hill graduate school and two sons attending East Carolina University.

 FREE to attend! To pre-register call 940-6375 or email EvaP@beaufortccc.edu.

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