Grant Writing Basics
Issued by
Kansas State University
Earners can develop clear, evidence-based grant proposals by identifying needs, sourcing and analyzing data, and drafting key proposal elements. They apply problem and outcome logic, create aligned activities and evaluation measures, and communicate ideas using professional writing and collaboration skills essential for successful grant development.
- Level Foundational
- Time Weeks
- Cost Paid
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Earner demonstrated competency by completing applied exercises that required drafting a problem statement, outcomes, activities, and evaluation components. Earners showed the ability to interpret data, align proposal elements, and communicate ideas using clear, professional writing appropriate for grant development. Successful completion of course assignments with an overall score of 75% or higher qualifies learners to earn the microcredential and a verified digital badge.
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Earner participated in an applied learning experience focused on the fundamentals of grant development. Through guided instruction, discussion, and collaborative activities, earners explored how to identify community needs, use data sources effectively, and structure the core components of a compelling grant proposal.
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Earner successfully completed the Grant Writing Basics program, which introduced foundational skills in identifying funding opportunities, using data to substantiate needs, and developing logic-driven proposal components. The learning experience requires approximately 15 hours and includes instructional modules, small-group interaction, and hands-on writing practice.