Difference between revisions of "Team:UMaryland/fundraising"
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<h2><b>Preliminary Steps</b></h2> | <h2><b>Preliminary Steps</b></h2> | ||
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<p style = "font-size: 18px">Before delving into the fundraising process, there are a few documents and analyses that you need to prepare. First and foremost is a Budget Plan for all expected expenditures leading up to the competition. This will vary from team to team, but generally will include registration fees, lab expenses, and expenses related to travel, food, and lodging. Some teams may want to include a stipend for their students as well. UMaryland iGEM’s 2015 Budget Plan is linked below.</p> | <p style = "font-size: 18px">Before delving into the fundraising process, there are a few documents and analyses that you need to prepare. First and foremost is a Budget Plan for all expected expenditures leading up to the competition. This will vary from team to team, but generally will include registration fees, lab expenses, and expenses related to travel, food, and lodging. Some teams may want to include a stipend for their students as well. UMaryland iGEM’s 2015 Budget Plan is linked below.</p> | ||
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<p style = "font-size: 18px">Note that many of the values in the Budget Plan, particularly the registration and lab expenses, can be highly variable and flexible.</p> | <p style = "font-size: 18px">Note that many of the values in the Budget Plan, particularly the registration and lab expenses, can be highly variable and flexible.</p> | ||
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<p style = "font-size: 18px">After you figure out how much money you will need, the next step is to prepare an <b>Executive Summary</b>. This should be a one-page document detailing your mission and goals. Keep your audience in mind when writing the executive summary: what kind of initiatives do deans, department chairs, and corporate leaders want to give money to? There’s no need to go into heavy detail about the science behind your work; instead, emphasize the impact iGEM has on students and the community. UMaryland iGEM’s 2015 Executive Summary is linked below.</p> | <p style = "font-size: 18px">After you figure out how much money you will need, the next step is to prepare an <b>Executive Summary</b>. This should be a one-page document detailing your mission and goals. Keep your audience in mind when writing the executive summary: what kind of initiatives do deans, department chairs, and corporate leaders want to give money to? There’s no need to go into heavy detail about the science behind your work; instead, emphasize the impact iGEM has on students and the community. UMaryland iGEM’s 2015 Executive Summary is linked below.</p> | ||
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