Program Planning in a Competitive Environment
Proposals and curriculum developed
for presentation in an adversarial context.
©2000 Edward G. Rozycki, Ed. D.
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edited 10/30/08
The links below connect to project proposals that have been developed by professional practitioners making the following assumptions:
1. All proposals make a claim on resources.
2. These resources have generally already been allocated - in the minds of others, at least.
Consequently,
3. A new proposal has to persuade others that the reallocation of resources away from their own projects to the proposed one provides benefits to them that outweigh the costs.
4. The perspective from which a program proposal is viewed affects how the elements of that proposal are seen to function.
5. To any function of a program element can be associated typical justifications and criticisms.
Furthermore, it is assumed that
6. Proposals perceived to pursue commonly agreed upon values are enhanced by that perception; also,
7. Proposals constructed taking into account the cultural practices of the institution for which it is be proposed are enhanced by that consideration.
For more on the theory underlying the construction of these projects see:
Links to Project Proposals
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Andris, Mary Kate Proposal
for Alumni Day
Bradica, Joetta R. A Mentoring
Partnership Program for Transfer Students.
DiFronzo, Nicola A Peer Mentoring
Program for Doctoral Students
Fisher, Doreen Leadership via
Community Learning.
Gonzalez-Major, Joann Digital
Formats for Marketing the 21st Century Designer
Jaskolka, Assunta Medical
Student Orientation Program
Mackey, Charlotte Academic Support
Program for Nursing Students
McCauley, Lisa Marie Selection
of Payroll Processing Activities
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Mott, Nancy Transition
Services for First Semester Freshmen with Learning Disabilities
Nicholas-Yoder, Noreen Community
Education for Pediatric Residents
Reilly, Janice L. Forensic Nursing
Rogers, Allener The Pathways
Partnership for Minorities in the Health Professions
Speakman, Thomas W. Dual
Admission and Partnership between a Community College and a State
University.
Williams, C. A. Keeth Adjunct
Faculty Development Program at a Community College
Wise, Kathy Training Program
for the Account Executive Position in Retirement Services.
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