

Faculty Professional Development Center Grants: lnternal Annual Grant
Final Reporting Requirements
Please use the "Final Report Submission Format" for items 1-6 below. For all categories the reports MUST include:
- Title Page
- An explanation of how the project and professional development goals were met
- An explanation of the significance and impact of the project in the RFP category
- A budget page showing how the money was spent and copies of receipts, Travel Expense Report, etc
- An article (500 words or less) summarizing the project for the FPD Newsletter that is published on the FPDC website
- A presentation about the project at California University of PA during Academic Excellent Week
Additionally, the following requirements are category specific.
Scholarly Growth
- Proof of presentations or exhibitions, public performances, publications, or some other recognized form appropriate to the particular field (e.g., published abstract or performance program).
- A copy of the presentation or the publication (if in review or in press, please submit a working draft). If the presentation is a poster, then an 8.5" by 11" version can be submitted. If an exhibition or public performance was held, then a program, pictures, video tape of a performance, or other suitable media should be submitted.
Teaching
- If the project results in a new course, then a copy of the new course proposal should be included in the report.
- If the project results in revising a course, then a copy of the old syllabus and the new syllabus with an explanation of the changes that occurred should be included in the report.
- If the project results in a new program, a copy of this program should be included in the report.
- If the project results in a revised program, then copies of the old program and the new program should be submitted with an explanation of what changes occurred in the report.
- If the project results in new assessment strategies, then a copy of the new assessment(s) should be included in the report.
Service
- Proof of public service. Examples of proof would be a letter from the recipient agency, pictures of faculty and students working with in the agency, or a course syllabus (if the service is related to a particular course).
- A few letters or essays from students explaining how the project helped them gain a better understanding of public service and needs of the community.
Final Report Submission Format
- Title Page to include the following:
- Project title
- RFP category
- Grant amount requested/grant amount expended
- Department
- Project director
- Other participants
- An explanation of how the project and professional development goals were met
- State each goal that was listed in the grant application
- Provide a brief explanation of how that goal was achieved
- An explanation of the significance and impact of the project in the RFP category
- A budget page showing how the money was spent and copies of receipts, and a copy of the University travel expense report form (if applicable)
- Use format provided (see table provided)
- Attach all receipts
| Project Budget | Proposed Grant Expense | Actual Grant Expense* | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salaries/Stipends | |||
| Student Wages | |||
| Supplies | |||
| Operating Expenses | |||
| Travel | |||
| Equipment | |||
| Honoraria (for consultants) | |||
| Other (specify) | |||
| TOTALS |
* Provide receipt for actual grant expenses. Student wage payroll forms and faculty dual compensation forms are acceptable means of proof for salary related expenses.

