GrantS Management
Grants Management for Tribal Entities
Program Dates: August 21 – October 9
The Grants Management for Tribal Entities course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, practices, and strategies required to effectively manage grants within tribal communities. Designed for tribal leaders, administrators, grant coordinators, and individuals responsible for overseeing grant-funded projects, this course equips learners with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complexities of grant acquisition, administration, compliance, and reporting in a tribal context.
This course is offered through the Anderson School of Management at the University of New Mexico.
Core Topics
Culturally-Informed Grant Acquisition:
Participants will learn to identify relevant funding opportunities, craft culturally sensitive grant proposals, and align project goals with tribal community priorities.
Cultural Sensitivity and Engagement
Participants will learn to foster effective communication with tribal community members, partners, and stakeholders while integrating cultural awareness and values.
Compliance and Reporting Mastery
Learners will understand federal, state, and tribal regulations, ensuring grant-funded projects meet legal requirements and report accurately while respecting tribal sovereignty.
Effective Project Implementation
Participants will develop skills in project planning, budgeting, and timeline management to ensure successful project execution, addressing both risk assessment and stakeholder engagement.
Sustainability and Lasting Impact
Learners will explore strategies for creating sustainable grant-funded projects that extend beyond the grant period, promoting long-term positive outcomes within the tribal community.
Program Information
Grants Management for Tribal Entities is designed to be most helpful for:
- Tribal leaders and council members
- Tribal administrators and program managers
- Grant coordinators within tribal organizations
- Individuals interested in developing skills for effective grant management within tribal contexts
CURRENT PROGRAM DATES:Â August 21 – October 9, 2024
The course is online and self-paced, with weekly live sessions. Participants should expect 30 contact hours of learning.
(All sessions are scheduled in Mountain Time.)
Subscribe to our Institute email list to get notified about future enrollment dates.
Continuing Education Units:
3 CEUs
The continuing education unit (CEU) is a nationally recognized means to document participation in organized non-credit continuing education. One CEU is defined as 10 contact hours of participation in organized continuing education under qualified instruction. The CEU provides a vehicle for employers, professional groups, and licensing agencies to account for participation in non-credit seminars, workshops, and courses.
Participant must score 70% or higher on exams to receive Digital Badge of Completion.
Course Fee:Â
$749.00
UNM Staff, Faculty and Retirees can use their Tuition Remission benefit on professional development programs.
Limited 50% Discount Available
Complete a short survey to receive a 50% discount for the upcoming session. Please email Jaycee Salling, Program Specialist at jaycee@nafoa.org for the survey link. Limited codes available and course registrations with discount codes are first come, first served.
Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
Yes. While most of the curriculum is self-paced, the program includes a live session with instructors over Zoom every Wednesday from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Mountain Time.
Participants who achieve a score of 70% or higher on exams will be awarded a Digital Badge of Completion. The program is accredited for 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs).
Exclusive discounts for NAFOA Member Tribes are not offered. However, limited 50% discounts are available upon completion of a survey. For inquiries regarding the survey, please reach out to Jaycee Salling at jaycee@nafoa.org.
Foundations for Grants Management is a free online resource library. Please note that there is no certificate of completion offered for this resource.
Please email education@nafoa.org for any additional questions.
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Foundations of Grants Management for Tribes
NAFOA is currently offering a free online resource library on grants management for tribal communities. This short-form training focuses on introductory topics to help strengthen grant reporting. The self-guided format includes pre-recorded lectures and brief quick questions to assess comprehension. The culturally competent discussions and learning objectives are designed to support those serving tribal communities.
Participants have 14 days to complete the program after enrolling. Seats are limited to 100 enrollees with an option to join the waitlist.
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