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Homer (Greek: Ὅμηρος Hómēros) is the name given to the supposed unitary author of the early Greek poems the Iliad and the Odyssey. It is now generally believed that they were composed orally by at least two separate aoidoi from the 8th to 7th century BC[1], though at least one recent scholar has argued for a single bardic composer[2]. Some scholars think the name does not refer so much to a single poet, but rather to the imaginary ancestor of the guild of the Homeridai, whom later tradition associated with the conservation of the two poems[3]. The name Homer is often used, as a handy convention, by those who do not believe in single authorship of the Homeric poems. Homer's works begin the Western Canon and are universally praised for their poetic genius. By convention, the compositions are also often taken to initiate the period of Classical Antiquity.

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PROPOSAL FORMS

Vendor Certification (PDF)

Assurances Required of Grantees
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Assurances Required of Grantees
(MS Word Document)

Contractor Certification, P.L. 2005 (PDF)

Contractor Certification Instructions (PDF)

Poverty Area Criteria (PDF)

Ownership Disclosure Form (PDF)

W9 Questionnaire

Applicant Information Sheet
(MS Word Document)

Project Budget Plan
(MS Word Document)

Project Data Sheet
(MS Word Document)

Project Outline (MS Word Document)

Project Work Plan
(MS Word Document)

Macro Security Level
The macro security level on Microsoft Word for each computer accessing the forms must be set to "Low" in order for the macros in the application forms to work properly.  

Complete these initial steps before opening any forms. 

1. Open Microsoft Word.

2. Select “Tools,” “Macro,” and “Security.”

3. Select the “Security Level” tab.

4. Set security level “Low” and select “OK.” 

Opening Forms
All forms must be saved to a hard drive or network drive before opening for use.  Do not attempt to complete forms directly from an e-mail attachment or a floppy or CD drive as memory and macro problems may result.

Using Electronic Application Forms in Microsoft Word
To navigate and enter data into the application forms, the most common methods are listed below:

• Using the “Tab” key will bring you to the next field.  To maneuver from one field to the next use the “Tab” key or use your mouse to select the field you want to enter data into.

• The Scroll bar allows the user to scroll up and down the screen.  By scrolling, fields for entering information can then be selected with your mouse.

• Pressing “Shift + “Tab” keys will return the user to the prior field.  This is useful for moving back to previous sections, and for moving from the beginning of the document to the end of the document.