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Welcome to ECTI 2026! You will be able to register for individual workshop sessions on Monday during our intention setting session.

Tuesday, July 28
 

8:45am CDT

Free Money No Whammies: Finding (grant) money for your school project is easier than you think!
Tuesday July 28, 2026 8:45am - 10:15am CDT
As a teacher, one often wonders where they can get more resources or finance for special projects or programs for their content area. Believe it or not there are many revenue streams that go untapped for teacher professionals to receive grant funding for your program. This presentation will get you to consider ways to seek more finance/resources for your content area without having to do much work. 

Many schools have internal grants for school supported programming where there are emails or invitations for virtual sessions to review program ideas with grant committee chair. In one instance a grant committee chair stated, “Many times these grants are low hanging fruit, your idea sounds great look forward to seeing it!" 

In this session, we will explore types of grants, sources, and where funds might be found to support your program ideas. A general guidance across academic disciplines is the focus, reference to grants received in Health Education and Physical Education will be discussed along with the expectations for writing grants, why it is important to seek out these funds, developing ideas for a grant, and developing a list of potential funders by the end of the session.  

In this session, you will:
  • Explore types of grants, sources, and where funds might be found to support your program ideas. A general guidance across academic disciplines is the focus, reference to grants received in Health Education and Physical Education.
  • Review of expectations for writing grants, why it is important to seek out these funds.
  • Develop ideas for a grant and a list of potential funders.


Presenters
avatar for Michael L. Norris

Michael L. Norris

Teaching Faculty IV, Director of Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE), University of Wisconsin Madison - Kinesiology
I am interested in facilitating effective instruction in Education specifically Physical Education, Adapted Physical Education, and Health Education. My goal as an education professional is to support, promote, and guide students in their work.
avatar for Cindy Kuhrasch

Cindy Kuhrasch

Distinguished Teaching Faculty IV, Kinesiology, UW-Madison
I love the idea of creating inclusive learning communities and using experiential education as the basis for learning.
Tuesday July 28, 2026 8:45am - 10:15am CDT
Discovery Building: Room 1170
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