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Federal Assistance Law

Course ID: FAL-EL
Length: 3 days
Credits: CLPs: 24
Modality: In-person, Virtual
Pre-Requisites: None

* This course fulfills the learning objectives for FFM 409 Federal Assistance Law.

Course Description

In this elective course for all GMCP™ tracks, participants will explore the key laws, regulations, and agency policies that govern the administration of federal grant funds. Through the examination of real court cases and appeals board decisions, learners will build a comprehensive understanding of how statutory authority shapes grant management. Interactive exercises and guided discussions are designed to develop a practical grasp of the federal assistance process, ensuring that students are well-equipped to navigate and apply the relevant legal requirements throughout their careers.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain the influence of the U.S. legal system on federal assistance programs.
  • Assess the impact of federal and state laws on grants administration.
  • Describe the categorization and funding of federal assistance programs within the budget process.
  • Analyze how the U.S. Constitution, federal statutes, and administrative rules affect agencies, funds, and recipients.
  • Identify available remedies for agencies and recipients in grants-related disputes.

For more information, please contact businessdevelopment@bmra.com or call us at (703) 691-0868 ext. 100.

Course ID: FAL-EL
Length: 3 days
Credits: CLPs: 24
Modality: In-person, Virtual
Pre-Requisites: None

* This course fulfills the learning objectives for FFM 409 Federal Assistance Law.

Course Description

In this elective course for all GMCP™ tracks, participants will explore the key laws, regulations, and agency policies that govern the administration of federal grant funds. Through the examination of real court cases and appeals board decisions, learners will build a comprehensive understanding of how statutory authority shapes grant management. Interactive exercises and guided discussions are designed to develop a practical grasp of the federal assistance process, ensuring that students are well-equipped to navigate and apply the relevant legal requirements throughout their careers.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain the influence of the U.S. legal system on federal assistance programs.
  • Assess the impact of federal and state laws on grants administration.
  • Describe the categorization and funding of federal assistance programs within the budget process.
  • Analyze how the U.S. Constitution, federal statutes, and administrative rules affect agencies, funds, and recipients.
  • Identify available remedies for agencies and recipients in grants-related disputes.

For more information, please contact businessdevelopment@bmra.com or call us at (703) 691-0868 ext. 100.

Federal Assistance Law

Course ID: FAL-EL
Length: 3 days
Credits: CLPs: 24
Modality: In-person, Virtual
Pre-Requisites: None

* This course fulfills the learning objectives for FFM 409 Federal Assistance Law.

Course Description

In this elective course for all GMCP™ tracks, participants will explore the key laws, regulations, and agency policies that govern the administration of federal grant funds. Through the examination of real court cases and appeals board decisions, learners will build a comprehensive understanding of how statutory authority shapes grant management. Interactive exercises and guided discussions are designed to develop a practical grasp of the federal assistance process, ensuring that students are well-equipped to navigate and apply the relevant legal requirements throughout their careers.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain the influence of the U.S. legal system on federal assistance programs.
  • Assess the impact of federal and state laws on grants administration.
  • Describe the categorization and funding of federal assistance programs within the budget process.
  • Analyze how the U.S. Constitution, federal statutes, and administrative rules affect agencies, funds, and recipients.
  • Identify available remedies for agencies and recipients in grants-related disputes.

For more information, please contact businessdevelopment@bmra.com or call us at (703) 691-0868 ext. 100.

Course ID: FAL-EL
Length: 3 days
Credits: CLPs: 24
Modality: In-person, Virtual
Pre-Requisites: None

* This course fulfills the learning objectives for FFM 409 Federal Assistance Law.

Course Description

In this elective course for all GMCP™ tracks, participants will explore the key laws, regulations, and agency policies that govern the administration of federal grant funds. Through the examination of real court cases and appeals board decisions, learners will build a comprehensive understanding of how statutory authority shapes grant management. Interactive exercises and guided discussions are designed to develop a practical grasp of the federal assistance process, ensuring that students are well-equipped to navigate and apply the relevant legal requirements throughout their careers.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain the influence of the U.S. legal system on federal assistance programs.
  • Assess the impact of federal and state laws on grants administration.
  • Describe the categorization and funding of federal assistance programs within the budget process.
  • Analyze how the U.S. Constitution, federal statutes, and administrative rules affect agencies, funds, and recipients.
  • Identify available remedies for agencies and recipients in grants-related disputes.

For more information, please contact businessdevelopment@bmra.com or call us at (703) 691-0868 ext. 100.

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