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An Introduction to Grant Management at Riverside Community College District

An Introduction to Grant Management at Riverside Community College District. Award Notification and Board Approval Process. Award Notification Review for accuracy If award is less than request, new budget will be requested Board of Trustees’ Approval Process Approval of Budget

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An Introduction to Grant Management at Riverside Community College District

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  1. An Introduction to Grant Managementat Riverside Community College District

  2. Award Notification and Board Approval Process • Award Notification • Review for accuracy • If award is less than request, new budget will be requested • Board of Trustees’ Approval Process • Approval of Budget • If not included in the Adopted Budget….. • Board Report • Resolution to Amend • Income and Expenditures – Budget Amendment

  3. Board Approval Process • Approval of Agreement • If no acceptance signature is required, only budget is submitted for Board approval • If acceptance signature is required: • Item must be submitted to Board Committee and • Board of Trustees’ for approval

  4. Important Relationships • Colleen Molko – Grant management training and consultation x8932 • Kathleen Bender – Liaison for grants in the Business Office x8924 • Michele Arnold – Liaison for grants in the Business Office x8668 • Misty Cheatham – Budget Control x8929 • Lynn Brookens – Accounts Payable x8663 • Melissa Elwood – Accounts Payable x8660

  5. Important Relationships • Payroll – Assignments for Certificated Staff: • Erin Torres A-F x8925 • Michele Arnold G-N x8662 • Sue Pagano O-Z x8667

  6. Important Relationships • Payroll – Assignments for Classified Staff: • Cindy Hein A-F x8666 • Pauline Castro G-N x8923 • Vernita Jackson O-Z x8921

  7. Important Resources • Official Award Notification • Program Officer • Federal References • Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) can be found at: http://www.ed.gov/policy/fund/reg/edgarReg/edgar.html

  8. Important Resources • Federal References (Continued) • Expanded Authorities Amendment • Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circulars can be found at: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/grants/grants_circulars.html • A-21 – Cost Principles • A-110 – Administrative Requirements • A-133 – Single Audit Requirements

  9. Important Resources • District Resources • Board Policy Manual • Board Report Handbook • Board Calendar • Management Handbook • CTA Agreement • CSEA Agreement • Classified Staff Handbook

  10. Important Resources • District Resources (Continued) • Galaxy • Chart of Accounts • Signature Authority Summary • Staff Directory • Academic Calendar • Salary Schedules

  11. Planning for Success • As work on the grant program begins, and as new staff are hired, ensure that each member of the team has a clear understanding of the purpose and objectives of the grant and his/her contribution to the success of the program

  12. Planning for Success • Know your grant • Know the regulations that apply to your grant • Plan further in advance than you think is needed!! • Work backward - map out activities to achieve work plan objectives • For each objective, consider: • What activities were promised in the narrative and/or work plan?

  13. Planning for Success • What additional activities need to occur to fulfill each objective? • In what timeframe must each individual activity occur? • Is an activity dependent upon completion of another? • Does your approved grant budget support costs related to that activity? • How much lead time will be needed for approvals that are required by District policies and procedures?

  14. Ensuring Success • Monitoring • Progress toward objectives in relation to timeline specified in grant • Budget expenditures • Allowable • Allocable (Direct link to grant objective) • Reasonable • Cost sharing

  15. Communication with Program Officer • Obtain clarifications or approvals • Required reporting • Fiscal • Business Office approval required prior to submission • Actual, not budgeted • Program progress

  16. Audit Readiness • All official grant documents on file • All objectives met – detailed documentation on file • All approvals required by regulations in writing • All expenditures allowable and well documented • Time allocation reports for all staff on file • Grant records retained for a minimum of three years after closing; some grants require records to be kept for five years.

  17. You’re on Your Way!

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