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Grantsmanship Publications in Campus Libraries:
An Annotated Bibliography
Books and publications in campus libraries contain a
wealth of knowledge on grantseeking and proposal
writing. This annotated list of publications was
prepared by Sponsored Programs staff based on
materials currently available in both Joyner and Health
Sciences libraries. The catalog number for Joyner
Library is on the left below each entry; for Health
Sciences Library (HSL), on the right.
Selected Library and ECU resources are now available via the Internet.
For information about on-line services visit Joyner Library at http://www.lib.ecu.edu
or Health Science Library at http://www.hsl.ecu.edu.
Annual Register of Grant Support, 31st edition, 1998.
Marquis Academic Media, Chicago, IL.
Information on many types of funding programs
supported by government agencies, private
foundations, corporations, professional associations,
and other organizations. Subject, organization,
program, geographic, and personnel indexes.
Ref AS 911 A2
A67
RAS 911 A2 A615
*Bauer, David G. The . How To. Grants Manual:
Successful Grantseeking Techniques For Obtaining
Public and Private Grants. 2nd edition, 1988.
McMillan, New York.
An excellent guide to seeking private and government
funds for new and seasoned grantswriters. Provides
sample letters, budgets, and worksheets. The
accompanying software includes worksheets that allow
for simple fill-in-the blank responses
HG177 B344h - Sftwr G765
Coleman, William E. l984. Grants in the Humanities: A
Scholar. s Guide to Funding Sources, 2nd edition.
Neal-Schuman, NY.
A useful little book of information on locating funding,
writing proposals (includes sample proposal),
preparing budgets, etc., geared toward the humanist.
Based on author. s firsthand experience. Highly
recommended.
Ref AZ 507 C58
Coleman, William E., David Keller, and Arthur Pfeffer
(eds.). l982. A Case-book of Grant Proposals in the
Humanities. Neal-Schuman, NY.
Companion volume to Grants in the Humanities.
Contains a useful guide to proposal writing for the
humanist, as well as 15 annotated examples of
successful proposals in the humanities.
AZ 188 U5C37
The Complete Grants Sourcebook for Higher
Education. 1996. Public Management Institute, San
Francisco.
A systematic approach to preparing for and seeking
grant support in academia. Contains a directory of 500
private foundations, corporate sources, and federal
programs which have awarded grants to higher
education.
Ref LB 2336 P8
Corporate 500: The Directory of Corporate
Philanthropy, 11th edition. 1992-94. Public
Management Institute, San Francisco.
Detailed profiles of 590 corporations with specific
information on targeting proposals to appropriate
sources of support. Sample grants listed. Contains 56
funding indexes.
R HV 97 A3 C822
Joyner HSL
Corporate Giving Directory 1999, 21st edition. The Taft
Group, Rockville, MD.
Profiles the 500 largest U.S. corporate givers with
annual giving of at least $500,000. Indexed according to
headquarters location, operating locations, grant types,
non-monetary support, recipient type, and biographical
sketches of decision makers.
RHV 97A3 C882g
Corporate Giving Yellow Pages. 1998. The Taft Group,
Washington.
Lists the philanthropic contact persons of leading
corporations in the U.S. Also lists publications on
contributions available from the companies that
publish information. Indexed by industry and
headquarters state.
Ref HV 89 C683
Directory of Biomedical and Health Care Grants. 1998.
10th edition. Oryx Press, Phoenix, AZ.
This annual directory includes over 3000 government
and private grant programs for health-related projects
ranging from research to health service delivery.
Indexed by subject and sponsor (international and
U.S.). Provides increased emphasis on foundation
funding in the wake of decreased federal funding
availability.
RW 22 AA1 D597
Directory of Research Grants. 1998. Oryx Press,
Phoenix, AZ. 16th edition.
Provides synopses of programs, addresses, and other
information on government and private grant
programs in social sciences, health, human resources,
humanities, environment, special populations, others.
Indexed by subject and sponsoring organization.
Ref LB 2338
D57
LB 2338 D598
The Foundation Directory, Annual. The Foundation
Center, NY.
The standard reference for information about more
than 5,000 private U.S. foundations which have assets
of at least $1 million or gave at least $100,000. Lists
priorities, amounts of giving, contact persons, officers,
addresses and phone numbers for each foundation.
Categories are provided for Independent, Company
Sponsored, Operating and Community Foundation
Funding.
Ref AS 9ll A 2
F65 RAS
9ll A2 F77l
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