Statement of Grant Purpose

In the political field.
A grant proposal is a request for funding for a research project. Students will write a sample grant proposal, following the template provided by
Fulbright to one of the following countries: Bahrain, Israel, Kuwait, Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, United Arab Emirates. The directions, taken from
the below webpage, are:
“Statement of Grant Purpose: This 2-page document outlines the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of what you are proposing for your
Fulbright year. Developing a strong, feasible and compelling project is the most important aspect of a successful Fulbright application. The first step is
to familiarize yourself with the program summary for your host country. The program design will vary somewhat depending upon the country and the
field of study. The proposal should indicate a clear commitment to and description of how you will engage with the host country community.”
Further information is available in the tab titled "Statement of Grant Purpose" here:
https://us.fulbrightonline.org/applicants/application-components/academic
The most difficult part of the grant-writing process is picking an interesting question that you have the means of answering through on-the-ground
fieldwork. It is highly recommended that students consult with the professor on the research question that will frame their proposal. Strategic students
will critically examine their MENA news source to look for ideas for research project