Office 365® Migration Grant

Type of Grant: In-Kind Software and Services

Eligible Award Amount: Up To $50,000 Over 5 Years

CAMPUS CONSORTIUM GRANT PROGRAM OVERVIEW

It is the mission of the Consortium to help institutions use technology to achieve their strategic plans, modernize the student experience and make education more accessible and affordable for the communities served. Campus Consortium grant programs are designed to provide awarded institutions with in-kind solutions and services that are powered by technology partners who have demonstrated a longstanding commitment to serving the needs of campuses and have a track record of successful implementations.
The Campus Consortium has partnered with OculusIT™ to provide the technology platform and services for the Office 365® Migration Grant.

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OFFICE 365® MIGRATION GRANT OVERVIEW

The Office 365® Migration Grant is designed to provide awarded institutions with the requisite licenses and services to a comprehensive Office 365® Migration solution. Following the Campus Consortium’s due diligence process, up to 10 institutions may receive up to $50,000 in software licenses, support and implementation services for a term of up to five (5) years.

Please note: Only a limited number of institutions will be awarded.

BENEFITS OF THE OFFICE 365® MIGRATION GRANT

  • 24×7 staffed support with remote monitoring, strategic maintenance and management of your Office 365® environment.
  • Strategic support for business continuity, backup, restoration, and disaster recovery to ensure a high up-time SLA.
  • Compliance review and management for data privacy regulations like GDPR, GLBA, PHI, PII, and HIPAA.

WHO CAN APPLY & WHAT IS THE QUALIFICATION CRITERIA?

  • Accredited Higher Education institutions and K-12 schools are eligible to apply.
  • Institutions are eligible to apply for multiple grants. Separate applications are required for each grant pursued.
  • Applicants are required to demonstrate institutional purpose in the form of a “letter of intent” signed by Dean/President or member of campus leadership team. The letter should indicate the challenges the solution aims to solve and why the grant would be helpful to the institution.

Please note: If your institution has previously received a grant award for other Campus Consortium grants, your campus is eligible to apply for this grant.

HOW TO APPLY

If you are interested in applying for the grant, then write to us at grantapplication@campusconsortium.org.

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