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Final reports must include: A) a narrative report, B) an expense report, and C) three photos, with  \ndescriptions.  \nFOR STUDENT PROJECT LEADERS  \nStudent applicants are encouraged to learn about any institution-specific requirements and deadlines by contacting the Projects for Peace campus liaison at their educational institution.  \nFinal report materials must be submitted to your Projects for Peace campus liaison for review by the date determined by your institution. Follow the guidelines outlined in this document. Incomplete reports or documents not in compliance with guidelines may be returned for revision. Grantees are encouraged to review resource materials related to ethical storytelling available on the Project Cycle page of the website and consider these standards of ethical storytelling prior to preparing their final report materials.  \nFinal report materials may be published on our website and cannot be revised.  \nStudents should not submit final report materials directly to Projects for Peace. All questions from students should be addressed to their campus liaison.  \nFOR CAMPUS LIAISONS  \nFinal reports must be submitted to the Projects for Peace office no later than the due date (see above) . All materials submitted must be reviewed by the campus liaison for accuracy and completeness and named according to the naming conventions below. Incomplete reports or documents not in compliance with guidelines will be returned for revision.  \nCampus liaisons will be asked to confirm the following upon submission:  \n● These final report materials reflect the work of the student grantee(s) over the course of the grant period.  \n● Participating student(s) are aware that the materials submitted may be posted on the Projects for Peace website or used in other promotional materials, including social media. The final report does not include personal contact information.  \nProjects for Peace  \nFinal Report Submission Instructions Page 2 of 5  \n● That you, as campus liaison, have reviewed the final report narrative and it includes the following sections: project summary, project description, reflection, and personal statement.  \n● That you, as campus liaison, have reviewed the expense report. It accounts for the full $10 ,000 in grant funds.  \n● Between three and five photos have been selected for each project and the photo description document is complete.  \n● The materials provided are formatted according to guidance provided, using provided naming conventions.  \nProjects for Peace staff will provide each campus liaison a link to upload the materials. Campus liaisons may request the link by emailing us at [projectsforpeace@middlebury.edu](projectsforpeace@middlebury.edu. Final)[.](projectsforpeace@middlebury.edu. Final)[ Final](projectsforpeace@middlebury.edu. Final) reports may be submitted by campus liaisons only; submissions from students will not be accepted.  \nQuestions are welcome from campus liaisons at any time.  \nFINAL REPORT MATERIALS  \nPART A. REPORT NARRATIVE  \nThe purpose of the Project for Peace final report is self reflection and evaluation. We expect that the final outcome of the project will look different in some ways than what was anticipated in the original proposal: this is important learning.  \nThe ideal length is two pages. It must not exceed three pages. The document should be submitted asa PDF document.  \nKeep in mind that the final report narrative (and proposal) may be publicly available on the Project for Peace website. Therefore, submitted narratives should not include content that could be perceived as sensitive or private.  \nStudent grantees are encouraged to review resource materials related to ethical storytelling available on the Project Cycle page of the website and consider these standards of ethica","cbCaib5iocCNFzta","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib5iocCNFzta","pdf",197643,6,"English","# FINAL REPORT SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS\n## Deadlines and required materials\n## Roles and submission workflow\n## Part A: Report narrative\n### Project summary\n### Project description\n### Reflection\n### Personal statement","[{\"question\":\"What are the required components of the Projects for Peace final report?\",\"answer\":\"The final report must include a narrative report, an expense report, and three photos with descriptions.\"},{\"question\":\"Who should students submit their final report materials to?\",\"answer\":\"Students should submit materials to their Projects for Peace campus liaison for review; students must not submit final materials directly to Projects for Peace.\"},{\"question\":\"What should campus liaisons confirm when they submit the final materials?\",\"answer\":\"They must confirm the materials reflect the students’ grant-period work, that participants understand the materials may be posted or used in promotions (without personal contact info), and that the narrative includes required sections and the expense report accounts for the full $10,000 grant funds.\"}]","FINAL REPORT SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS - SUMMER 2026 - read online free | PDF",1789842727]