Get 2009-10 Program Recruitment Proposals.xlsx - Usf Graduate School

Filling out the 2009-10 Program Recruitment Proposals.xlsx is essential for programs seeking funding to enhance their recruitment activities. This guide will walk you through each section of the form, ensuring you understand the requirements and how to present your proposal effectively.

Follow the steps to complete the recruitment proposal form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by entering the department name and contact details of the Graduate Program Director, including phone, fax, and email. Be sure to fill out the College Graduate Coordinator or Associate Dean’s information next.
3. In the space provided, clearly describe how your program will identify prospective students and detail your commitment to their academic success. Estimate the number of students you plan to bring to campus.
4. Next, outline how you will measure the accountability of this proposal. Clearly illustrate the metrics you will use to evaluate the effectiveness of your recruitment efforts.
5. Provide details regarding any previous funding results, including how they impacted recruitment in your program. This will help strengthen your application.
6. Specify the account to which the funds will be transferred. Ensure you detail the Oper Unit, Fund, Department, Product, and Initiative if applicable.
7. Indicate the approved and requested funding amounts clearly in the designated fields.
8. After completing Form A, navigate to Form B and repeat similar steps as required, focusing on results from previous recruitment activities and student outcomes.
9. Once all fields in both Form A and Form B are completed, review all information for accuracy.
10. Save your changes, download the final document, and submit it electronically to Malcolm Randolph at the provided email address before the deadline.

Take action now and ensure your proposal for recruitment funds is submitted online to increase your program's visibility and student enrollment.