contact:
Cathy Rouyer
4815 California Ave. S.W.#612
Seattle, Wa. 98116

phone: 206-935-3999
cjrouyer@comcast.net
 
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know
About Writing a TRIO Grant Application


WORKBOOK

A TRIO Grant workbook Provides all of the information you will need
PLUS
ongoing advice and consultation with experienced TRIO grant writers updates on the current TRIO application process
AND
Saves you money and staff time.
No money spent on travel, hotels or per diem.
Don't spin your wheels; know exactly what you need to do and when.

The WORKBOOK includes:


Format for all of the Criteria

Response to all of the Criteria including Sample Text

A Timeline for Researching, Program Development and Writing a TRIO Grant

Suggested websites and resources for the required data for the Need section

Samples of approved tables for the Need section

Mandatory Objectives and sample text

Plan of Operation, including lists of all required and allowed services and sample text

Adequacy of Resources and Budget: required and suggested funding and in-kind plus sample text.

Quality of Personnel: sources for finding needed information and sample text

Evaluation section: sample text

Workbook Contents


Price:

  • $1,100 workbook and one-on-one mentoring
  • $850 final editing of application if submitted no later than two week from deadline

Contact:
Cathy Rouyer, cjrouyer@comcast.net

graphics For more grant information Go to these websites:

www.ed.gov

www.trioprograms.org

www.coe.net.us

www.Grants.gov

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Recommendations and References

Clients (2010) include
Community College of Aurora (Colorado)
Southwest Texas Junior College
Community College of Denver (Colorado)
York County Community College (New York)
Spokane Community College (Washington)
Southeastern Oregon Community College
South Oregon Community College
Mt. Hood Community College
North Central State College (Ohio)
DeKalb Technical College (Georgia)
Miami Dade College
Del Mar College (Texas)
Arkansas State University
Orange County Community College (New York)
Southwest Mississippi Community College
University of Southern Maine

Eric Jeunemann, Director of TRIO-SSS Mt Hood Community College, Oregon
Jeunemann@mhcc.edu

"I highly recommend Cathy Rouyer at triogranthelp.com for your TRIO grant writing needs. She led us through our entire grant writing process with great skill, precision, and a collaborative style. When the process felt confusing or overwhelming, Cathy’s strong organizational and communication skills plus her knowledge of the TRIO community were invaluable. As a result of her grant proposal, we were awarded a new 5-year award."

Tom Prendergast, North Central State College, Ohio
tprendergast@ncstatecollege.edu

"The presentation was GREAT. thank you I wanted to let you know what a good investment this was.!!!!"

Diane Whye, Executive Director, Community College of Aurora Foundation, Colorado
diana.whye@ccaurora.edu

“Great to hear…the sound of your cheerful voice and wise countenance.”

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:: GENERAL TRIO INFORMATION
The TRIO programs are funded under the Higher Education Act of 1965 and currently include seven different programs targeting educational levels from 6th grade through a postbaccalaureate degree.

The federal TRIO programs were established by Congress to help low-income and first-generation students prepare and succeed in programs of postsecondary education.

Student Support Services (SSS) - assists participants to successfully complete an undergraduate program of study through academic advisement, counseling, and information on financial aid.

Talent Search (TS) - helps youth to complete secondary education and encourages entry and re-entry into programs of postsecondary education.

Upward Bound (UB) - is an academically intensive program designed to help students gain the skills and motivation necessary to complete secondary and pursue postsecondary education.

Upward Bound Math/Science (UBMS) - is similar to Upward Bound, but focuses on careers and supplementary education in the mathematics and scientific fields.

Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) - is designed to help Veterans enter or reenter secondary and postsecondary education through advising, financial aid information and counseling.

Educational Opportunity Centers (EOC) - counsel, assist and provide information regarding financial aid and admissions to adults who wish to pursue further education.

Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program (McNair) - prepares participants for doctoral study through involvement in research, internships, and other scholarly activities.

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4815 California Ave. S.W.#612
Seattle, Wa. 98116

phone: 206-935-3999
cjrouyer@comcast.net

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