Impact Writing Tips

Research, education and Extension work at land-grant universities is publicly supported. We have an obligation to report a measurable difference each program makes or can potentially make. A well-written impact statement shows public accountability, your response to an issue and collaboration. It can be a tracking system for your project, offer a brief update, show return on investment and support future funding requests. Impact statements fulfill state and federal reporting needs.

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