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Writing proposals

by Richard Johnson-Sheehan

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Type:  Book; English
Publisher:New York : Pearson/Longman, ©2008.
Edition: 2nd ed  |  View all editions and formats
ISBN:9780205583140 0205583148
OCLC:144329670
Related Subjects: Proposal writing in business.
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Title: Writing proposals
Author: Richard Johnson-Sheehan
Publisher: New York : Pearson/Longman, ©2008.
Local Institution: University of Washington Libraries

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Richard Johnson-Sheehan

Item Details

  • Material Type: Internet resource
  • Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
  • Description: xii, 270 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
  • Contents: Introduction to proposals and grants -- Analyzing problems and opportunities -- Strategic planning for proposals and grants -- Describing the current situation -- Developing a project plan -- Describing qualifications -- Introductions, costs, and benefits -- Developing budgets -- Writing with style -- Designing proposals -- Using graphics -- The final touches -- Example proposals -- References -- Index.
  • Responsibility: Richard Johnson-Sheehan.