Guam State Clearinghouse “Media Gallery”

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

On April 23, 2008, the Guam State Clearinghouse hosted the USDA, Farmers Credit Administration’s Rural America Capital Group and their financial firm, Morgan Keegan, at a financial forum to discuss ways Guam may creatively fund critical healthcare, education, infrastructure and housing projects.

GSC 202: PROGRAM FRAMEWORK: LOGIC MODEL
Facilitator: Dr. Zenaida Natividad

This seminar-workshop will expose the participants to the process of developing a program logic model that depicts the linkage among varying components of a proposed project such as program resources, inputs, activities, outputs, audiences, short-, medium- and long-term outcomes. Most federal grants require a logic model for the grant project that applicants seek funding for. The logic models are used by grant application evaluators to determine if the cause-effect relationship between the proposed activities and interventions and the proposed outcome is justifiable for the funding sought for.