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<~~/br~~>~~Notebook!~~

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<center><h2>Metagenomic Library</h2></center>

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<center><h2>Fundraising and Partnerships </h2></center>

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<center><h2>Wet Lab Cloning and Enzyme Assessment </h2></center>

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~~Fundraising and Partnerships Timeline/Notebook for Wiki~~

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~~May 2017:~~

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~~We started our fundraising efforts by creating a “sponsorship package”. This defined the brand of~~

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~~Dalhousie iGEM, explained our project, and outlined reward tiers for sponsors. For example, if an~~

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~~organization donated $2000 to our team they would receive prominent feature on our website and t-~~

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~~shirts, a resume booklet of our team members, and features on our social media pages. We also~~

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~~compiled a contact list of potential sponsors. This list included local biotech companies, large~~

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~~corporations known for sponsoring student groups, and members of the university community.~~

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~~June 2017:~~

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~~On June 7 th we held our first fundraising workshop. Teammates got together to learn how to construct a~~

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~~request email, the art of the follow up phone call, and how to promote iGEM consistently. Throughout~~

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~~June, teammates began to request monetary and In Kind Donations.~~

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~~Throughout July we received in kind donations of supplies from BioRad, Qiagen, and NEB. We also~~

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~~received a $100 monetary donation from our local counselor Waye Mason. We also began meeting with~~

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~~potential partners Genome Atlantic and Biovectra.~~

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~~July 2017:~~

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~~Throughout the summer we began applying for grants. We were awarded a Springboard Grant of~~

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~~$13,000 through a partnership with BioNova. Additionally, we received a generous donation of $20,000~~

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~~from the Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation. Our partners Genome Atlantic and Biovectra became~~

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~~silver sponsors of Dalhousie iGEM and we developed a working relationship with the two.~~

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~~August 2017:~~

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~~In August we began to consider the prospect of Crowdfunding. We decided to launch a campaign~~

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~~through Project Dal, a crowdfunding platform for Dalhousie University. We filmed a promotional video,~~

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~~and met with the University Fundraising team to learn the ins and outs of crowdfunding. We then~~

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~~created a communication package describing how to promote iGEM to groups of people.~~

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~~September 2017:~~

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~~We launched our crowdfunding campaign on September 8 th with a goal of $10,000. Press releases were~~

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~~sent to all local media with an article appearing in local newspaper The Chronicle Herald. We began~~

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~~sharing our campaign with local businesses and members of the Dalhousie Community. We met with the~~

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~~Dean of Science, the Assistant Dean of Medicine, and the Faculty of Management. We received $5000~~

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~~from the Faculty of Medicine and $2000 from the Dean of Science. So far, we have received $660 in~~

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~~funding from friends and family of our teammates. The project Dal campaign will continue until mid~~

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~~October and we are currently just $2,460 short of our goal.~~

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+<center><h2><font color= "#C1D35D">Wet Lab Cloning and Enzyme Assessment </font></h2></center>
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-Fundraising and Partnerships Timeline/Notebook for Wiki</br></br>
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-We started our fundraising efforts by creating a “sponsorship package”. This defined the brand of
-Dalhousie iGEM, explained our project, and outlined reward tiers for sponsors. For example, if an
-organization donated $2000 to our team they would receive prominent feature on our website and t-
-shirts, a resume booklet of our team members, and features on our social media pages. We also
-compiled a contact list of potential sponsors. This list included local biotech companies, large
-corporations known for sponsoring student groups, and members of the university community.</br></br>
-June 2017:</br>
-On June 7 th we held our first fundraising workshop. Teammates got together to learn how to construct a
-request email, the art of the follow up phone call, and how to promote iGEM consistently. Throughout
-June, teammates began to request monetary and In Kind Donations.
-Throughout July we received in kind donations of supplies from BioRad, Qiagen, and NEB. We also
-received a $100 monetary donation from our local counselor Waye Mason. We also began meeting with
-potential partners Genome Atlantic and Biovectra.</br></br>
-July 2017:</br>
-Throughout the summer we began applying for grants. We were awarded a Springboard Grant of
-$13,000 through a partnership with BioNova. Additionally, we received a generous donation of $20,000
-from the Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation. Our partners Genome Atlantic and Biovectra became
-silver sponsors of Dalhousie iGEM and we developed a working relationship with the two.</br></br>
-August 2017:</br>
-In August we began to consider the prospect of Crowdfunding. We decided to launch a campaign
-through Project Dal, a crowdfunding platform for Dalhousie University. We filmed a promotional video,
-and met with the University Fundraising team to learn the ins and outs of crowdfunding. We then
-created a communication package describing how to promote iGEM to groups of people.</br></br>
-September 2017:</br>
-We launched our crowdfunding campaign on September 8 th with a goal of $10,000. Press releases were
-sent to all local media with an article appearing in local newspaper The Chronicle Herald. We began
-sharing our campaign with local businesses and members of the Dalhousie Community. We met with the
-Dean of Science, the Assistant Dean of Medicine, and the Faculty of Management. We received $5000
-from the Faculty of Medicine and $2000 from the Dean of Science. So far, we have received $660 in
-funding from friends and family of our teammates. The project Dal campaign will continue until mid
-October and we are currently just $2,460 short of our goal.</br>
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