Proposals That Work
A Guide for Planning Dissertations and Grant Proposals
- Lawrence F. Locke - University of Massachusetts at Amherst, USA
- Waneen Wyrick Spirduso - The University of Texas at Austin, USA
- Stephen J. Silverman - Teachers College, Columbia University, USA
Very useful text and I have been using this book while teaching and/or supervising post-graduate taught and research students.
A valuable guide for practitioners and students in the fields of research and funding applications. Easily accessible format provides insightful advice and guidelines for students and practitioners new to funding and research application practices.
This text serves as an important resources for doctoral students involved in research on international development.
this is a useful guide to help students to think through the complexities of project planning
Excellent resource for dissertations. The authors provide a down-to-earth approach to all phases of the dissertation, from reviewing research to publishing results. They also provide practical and realistic descriptions of political and interpersonal issues with chairs and committees, which surprised the students. I recommend it particularly for students in EdD programs who have limited experience with academic settings.
This is a very useful book for students needing to think about bid writing. In a challenging employment market within the community and youth work field i will now be recommending this book to students on my course.
This has been included in our recommended reading list.
Course Change
Starting Chapters are relevant to the course contents (proposal writing). Although later parts are perhaps good if you are looking for a broad overview on funding and diverse proposal examples on related topics, it is less of interest for this particular class.
