Building Partnerships, RFPs, MOUs, Scopes, and Contracts

Following the EPIC Model means building real partnerships between communities and universities. To do so EPIC programs generally rely on an RFP and contracting process. Request for Proposal The University of Oregon’s request for proposal helps community partners indicate they are invested in a big way. Download the example here. Partnership Agreement Contract Programs use […]

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Resources from EPIC-N

The Educational Partnerships for Innovation in Communities – Network (EPIC-N) provides varied resources, on different terms, to those beginning an EPIC program. Take a look at the resources below and email info@epicn.org if you have any questions or problems accessing them. Free Resources Available to Anyone Start Up Toolkit – EPIC-N has collected artifacts from […]

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EPIC-N Membership Details

What does EPIC-N membership mean for universities? Download this file to learn more about the different resources provided to the general public and to EPIC-N members. If you’d like to join the EPIC-Network as a full member visit portal.epicn.org to register. Contact support staff about membership by emailing info@epicn.org or calling 608-709-8644. […]

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Steps to Just Start

EPIC-N has lots of experience helping programs get started. Over the years, EPIC-N has found the following tasks help programs ‘Just Start’. Follow these suggested tasks in any order you see fit, but finding someone to be your EPIC-N champion is the best place to start. Find a champion The EPIC Model relies on many […]

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Readme – Start a Program

Resources for university administration, faculty, and program managers looking to start an EPIC program. Steps to Just Start EPIC-N has lots of experience helping programs get started. Over the years, EPIC-N has found the following tasks help programs ‘Just Start’. Click here to access this resource. Example Text to Find Interested Faculty Exploring faculty interest […]

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