FY2024 PFC NOFO POGI.pdf
Posted: Feb. 6, 2024
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Notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) for the FY 2024 Professional Fellows Congress, issued by the Global Leaders Division of the Office of Citizen Exchanges of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The objective is to award a cooperative agreement for the administration of a three-day Professional Fellows Congress in Washington, DC, tentatively scheduled for spring 2026. The congress aims to build upon the fellowship themes described in the FY 2024 Professional Fellows Program (PFP) NOFO, promote engaged interaction between participating fellows, highlight professional achievements, and support planning around follow-on projects. The responsibilities of the recipient organization include developing a communication and project management plan, arranging logistics for participants, and implementing a public media outreach campaign.
Furthermore, the document outlines specific guidelines for program activities, participant selection criteria, and expectations for incorporating adult learning styles into the congress design. It also emphasizes the need for online collaboration and leadership training, proposing a strategy for engaging with participants through an online forum and providing virtual leadership training. The proposal should include plans for utilizing technology to encourage communication and networking throughout the congress. Additionally, it details requirements for the program agenda and materials, emphasizing the incorporation of academic or professional speakers, interactive seminars, practical experiences, cultural and recreational activities, as well as structured time for smaller group discussions and plenary events.
The document provides detailed instructions and expectations for potential recipients of the funding opportunity to administer a successful FY 2024 Professional Fellows Congress.
Furthermore, the document outlines specific guidelines for program activities, participant selection criteria, and expectations for incorporating adult learning styles into the congress design. It also emphasizes the need for online collaboration and leadership training, proposing a strategy for engaging with participants through an online forum and providing virtual leadership training. The proposal should include plans for utilizing technology to encourage communication and networking throughout the congress. Additionally, it details requirements for the program agenda and materials, emphasizing the incorporation of academic or professional speakers, interactive seminars, practical experiences, cultural and recreational activities, as well as structured time for smaller group discussions and plenary events.
The document provides detailed instructions and expectations for potential recipients of the funding opportunity to administer a successful FY 2024 Professional Fellows Congress.
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