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AGA-Sponsored Training Courses
Grants Management
Government program administrators and financial managers are
faced with the challenge of becoming more knowledgeable
about ever-changing rules and regulations and requirements;
providing assistance to managers and leaders; preparing
financial and related reports; managing grants and awards;
and dealing with compliance issues, among many other tasks.
This one-day course provides a general overview of grants
management, including preparation, review, and submittal of
proposals; negotiation and acceptance of grants; post-award
financial and administrative management; closeout and audit;
and relevant compliance issues.
This course provides a general overview of grants
management, including preparation, review and submittal of
proposals; negotiation and acceptance of grants; post-award
financial and administrative management; closeout and audit;
and relevant compliance issues.
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The differences between grants,
gifts and contracts.
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The administrative and legal
basis surrounding sponsored programs.
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To identify funding sources.
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The elements of a proposal
including budget preparation.
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The federal circulars that govern
federally sponsored programs.
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Allowable, unallowable and
allocable costs.
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Direct and indirect (F&A) costs.
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The various types of subcontract
agreements.
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The general elements of the
closeout process.
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How to execute the steps
necessary to prepare for an audit.
CPE credits:
8
Field of Study:
Specialized Knowledge and
Application
Format:
Lecture, Group
Discussion and Class
Examples
Length: 1
day
For pricing and scheduling
information, contact
onsitecourses@agacgfm.org.
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