General Sessions 9:45 AM - 11:15 AM
Developing Logic Models in the Real World
Room D
Discover how to develop logic models with the cooperation and buy-in of management and program staff. This review of Logic Models and their relationship to program design, staffing, budget, needs assessment, and evaluation will help simply a complex task. By refining your skills, you will be ready to engage stakeholders effectively in developing programs and grant applications.
Panel led by Helen Broitman, CFRE Helene Broitman, CFRE, is a senior fundraising professional with over 21 years experience in grantsmanship, fundraising and nonprofit management. Helene is well-versed in government applications, program evaluation and logic models having worked with a wide range of social service, educational, and community development organizations throughout the greater Philadelphia region and beyond. She brings an experienced and practical perspective to program development and its relationship to funding and sustaining worthy projects and initiatives .
NJDOE Discretionary and Entitlement Grants Update
Room E
Representatives from the NJ Department of Education will address grant issues including a forecast of available discretionary grants and integration of Title I programs. Additionally, discussion regarding entitlement grants using Title I funding will be covered. There will be ample time for the audience to ask questions and discuss grant related topics.
Led by Dr. Dave Carbone and Anthony Wright Dr. Dave Carbone is a Planning Associate/Grant Specialist with the NJ Department of Education, and Anthony Wright is a Title I Program Compliance Monitor with the NJ DOE.
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