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Abstract
A project abstract should be no more than one page. Insert the text, which you generate through a word processing
program and save as a PDF, into the Abstract field in Grants.gov.Information in the abstract should cover the
following areas as related to the proposed project:
Who is the lead applicant and, if applicable, who are the formal partners?
What do you plan to accomplish and why?
What is the time frame for the project?
What community needs will the project address?
Who is the intended audience for the activities?
What will be the specific project activities, outcomes, results, and tangible products?
What are the intended outcomes for audience members in terms of measurable changes in knowledge,
attitudes, or behavior?
How many students or individuals will benefit from the scholarship or training activity?
This abstract may be used for public information purposes, so it should be informative to other persons working in the
same or related fields, as well as to the lay reader. The abstract must not include any proprietary or confidential
information
File Type | application/pdf |
Author | Kim A. Miller |
File Modified | 2012-07-02 |
File Created | 2012-07-02 |