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Arts Integration Grants | Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth Skip to main site navigation View the Full Proposal Guidelines and Application Instructions Here> How many people can be on a team? There is no limit, but more than a few collaborators can be difficult to manage. Does each person need their own proposal?
One proposal per project, please. I already started my project. Can I still apply?
Yes! Just make sure to list other sources of funding and be clear in your budget on what aspects remain in need of funds. I'm not sure how to write a budget.
Do you have a sample? Yes! Here are some examples.
I'm already involved in research with UGAR. Do I qualify for this grant? I have more questions!
Whom can I contact? samantha. c.
lazar@dartmouth. edu
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