Wondering how to write a grant?  Learn the basics of RFPs & grant proposals, the common elements, the types of information/partnerships required, resources for conducting grant searches, tips for successful proposals & pitfalls to avoid. This is a two-session class and is a prerequisite for Grant Writing 2.   

Where do you begin? Medicare can be confusing but it doesn’t have to be. Learn about the basics of Medicare parts A, B, C, D and Medigap.

Almost everyone can benefit from having a last will and testament. But going to a law firm to have a will drawn up can be expensive. The first half of this course will provide you with the detailed knowledge of what wills do, whether or not you need one, and how to make sure your will survives a legal challenge. During the second half of class, you'll draft your own will with the instructor's expert guidance.

In this more in-depth look at grant writing, you will discover a more detailed process to ensure you hit the main points the funder is asking.  This simple process will help you identify the right grant, ensure you meet eligibilty, read the grant application guidelines, meet deadlines, and more.  

Most Americans who own a home, a car, or another titled/deeded asset can benefit from a trust. But what kind of trust do you need? What are the tax implications of a trust? Can someone change their trust after it is created? Can someone else change my trust after I die? People are full of questions surrounding this area of estate planning, and many of the beliefs and available information aren't true.

Learn the basics of trusts, such as what a trust is, how it works, the benefits, and the major types of trusts from an experienced attorney.

You can join the class from home or work. If you don't have a computer or reliable Internet connection, let us know. We'll set you up in one of our campus computer labs.

Where do you begin? Medicare can be confusing but it doesn’t have to be. Learn about the basics of Medicare parts A, B, C, D and Medigap.