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The UIC Writer's Series (University of Illinois at Chicago, External
Education) has (mostly) sit-down classes and (a few) online classes. This
one course on proposal writing
(http://www.uic.edu/depts/oee/writers/proposal.htm) is a sit-down class I
think, but it might be worthwhile to you if you live around Chicago. I've
taken a couple of courses from them and I think that their Writer's Series
is a good program.
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Does anyone know of a good online course or book on Government Proposal
writing? I am going to have to start writing proposals and do not really
have any experience in them.
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