A new study shows a clear link between the quality of summer learning programs and the academic outcomes they produce. (summermatters.net)
The more you identify your specific accomplishments — and the tangible outcomes they produced — the more powerful your document becomes. (ivyexec.com)
Examples include, but are not limited to, identifying other funders who appreciate the successful outcomes you produce and want to invest in program expansion, training volunteers to oversee the program, and developing partnerships with other organizations to share program costs. (greymuzzle.org)