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Resource and Community Development

Office: C201
Phone: (972) 860-8379	Fax: (972) 860-7294
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm

Dr. Claire Gauntlett		972-860-7396	gauntlett@dcccd.edu
Melanie Gill-Shaw	Resource Development Coordinator	972-860-7320	mgill@dcccd.edu

The Mission of the Office for Resource and Community Development (RCD) is to increase external funds to Eastfield College by providing assistance to faculty, administrators, and students in grants development, fundraising, and community involvement. The RCD Office accomplishes its mission through the following services:

1. Identify external funding sources and development and maintain positive relations with each;

2. Assist faculty, administrators, and students in grants planning and management process;

3. Serve as clearinghouse for grant procurement and management process for local, state, federal and private sector grants;

4. Assist in pre-award program planning, grant writing, and grant evaluation;

5. Build relationships and partnerships in the community to enhance the effectiveness and overall development of the College.