Budget for STEM Curricula Revisions & Walden University Research Consortium with JHU.edu to Improve Digital Literacy Nationwide in the Prevention of SPARS Outbreak (SARS-CoV-2)
THIS is an ongoing research mission since 2003 out of Houston, Texas for LoneStar Community College (formerly NHMCCD) and Hawai’i Department of Health since 2020 while located in Springfield, MO at GREYSTONE Apartments while going through a divorce that still has yet to be resolved fully. Rainwater & Shannon Kerr owe me TREBLE DAMAGES equivalent to $144,000,000.00 regardless of insurance claims never paid to me, etc. Plus face FEDERAL PRISON & Multi-STATE Death Penalties from Missouri, Texas, & South Carolina! Oh, MAKAHA BEACH ~ MATTHEW SHOOK with GOOGLE, look how stupid everyone really is with their patterns of full-blown CRIMINAL INSANITY!!! Trying to FAKE ME, REALLY???? https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/aaa-worldwide/springfield-missouri-hana-1519947, https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/jim-falk-nissan-maui-motors/houston-tx-renaultmitsubishi-1526167, https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/carmax-circuit-city-chrysler/houston-tx-mo-sc-planted-car-1521756, https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/spartanburg-regional-medical/sc-mary-black-hospital-health-1521777, https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/expedia-expediadotcom/seattle-wa-dotcom-group-expe-1520479
IMAGE Courtesy of: Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security found at: https://centerforhealthsecurity.org/sites/default/files/2022-12/spars-pandemic-scenario.pdf, as the world turns, the preventative research MUST keep moving FORWARD! Please stop fraudulent paper throwing ~ it’s childish, pathetic, self-serving, malicious, and proves that blades of grass have bigger backbones than all of it combined!
DISCLAIMER: This is a practice run for a GRADE ONLY in a Master’s Class with WALDEN University
Screenshot 2026-03-26 at 05-00-51 Inbox_DR. Lum at Walden is going to approach WALDEN colleagues over GRANT proposal.png (and me notifying my school that Oak Street Health of Spartanburg, SC is beyond negligent and BCM.edu and Methodist MUST START from scratch on the damages and skip anything that has to do with cancer anything.
2026_MARCH_26_LUMBAR SPINE MRI REDO against Oak Street Health in Spartanburg for doing nothing but LIE to ME and everyone else this WHOLE TIME! Even after they were already busted in 2026 by the USDOJ for FILING FRAUDULENT CLAIMS https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/oak-street-health-agrees-pay-60m-resolve-alleged-false-claims-act-liability-paying-kickbacks, they are doing it again and to EVERYONE they see fit! Plus, they publicly humiliate themselves by verbally abusing patients in public while blaming other patients, because they did that to me October 2025, and why I left MURDER-burg idiot-pack behind October 19, 2025 and been in Texas ever since getting the medical care I deserve, not what’s DICTATED! Besides, slavery (aka abuse for financial gain) was OUTLAWED for ALL U.S. NATIVE BORN AMERICANS in 1865 under the 13th Amendment of the U.S. Consitution, not just for colored folks ==== ALLLLLLL PEOPLE of the USA!!! I got better things to do with my time ~ obviously!
NOTE: If anyone wants me to get cancer treatment prior to all the injuries being fully addressed (as in REPLACE ALL MISSING & BROKEN TEETH HAWAI’I! then, I suggest putting a settlement in my hands because I REFUSE TO PAY for LIES & FRAUD, sorry, but not! And, if YOU have a problem with this ~ CALL FBI in Greenville, SC @ 864-232-3807 with reference to my federal VICTIM file 8644154930 in place since SEPTEMBER 2021, or FBI MISSOURI in place since JUNE 2021!
(based on State of Minnesota Office of Broadband Development [OBD] [2025], Exhibit E “Grant Application”; F “Grantee’s Duties”; & G “Project Budget”https://mn.gov/deed/assets/grant-contract-agreement-template_tcm1045-666272.pdf) and Calendar Year for Walden University, as (p. 13) 1.4 Community Anchor Institution (CAI) Lead for BEAD beginning in MN for unserved/underserved (potentially across all 50 states) (4 terms/year = 12-month calendar year)
(Call for STEM Curriculum Revisions per Ewim & Dosunmu, 2025)
NOTE: Grant applications over $500,000, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders & Stroke (NINDS) (2025), face more cuts and require a 6-week lead time with preapproval. According to NIH (2025), “Burden Reduction Effort,” notice number NOT-OD-26-019, released December 3, 2025, prior approvals are no longer required for unsolicited applications requesting $500,000 or more“ (https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-26-019.html).
Motivation/Justification:
I raise this to your attention as a seizure/stroke risk since 2013, with severe nerve damage in my back and neck caused by a defective Medtronic device for 8.5 years. Also, the research consortium agreement with JHU.edu on research into the prevention of another COVID-19 (i.e., SPARS) outbreak outbreak could be justification enough for immunocompromised people (such as myself, with Factor V Leiden DNA mutation in my blood since birth, apparently, as of 2016) (Schoch-Spana et al., 2017). However, this has yet to be fully identified as the Medtronic Syncromed II was in place for 1 year prior to diagnosis from the #1 hospital in Texas – Methodist Oncology Partners & Dr. Asha Murthy (who has decided to switch to PART-TIME since 2024 due to FEAR because she can [and would freely] testify on my behalf against ALL CONSPIRATORS! re: https://j2rrinc.com/lawsuits ~ all of METHODIST & BCM.EDU would since 2013). People are not honest, because I never had those problems before that device. Thus, NOT A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT ~ personal CATASTROPHIC injury ALL the WAY! And, STOP STALKING DOCTORS, VICTIMS & FIRST RESPONDERS who CAN ALL TESTIFY (though not needed with everything PUBLIC!) thinking that will prevent a lawsuit, cuz the IRS, along with the rest of the planet via social media 👁️the truth! Still not paid anything as of March 26, 2026, so please just stop already! If this happened to your neighbor that you don’t know, nor like, you would help them LEGITIMATELY! Why the cat fight? Cuz, you don’t want to be a grown-up? What planet do you live on?
Organization Name
Walden University (WU), Johns Hopkins University (https://JHU.edu & https://OurRescue.org
Project Title
Project Spero Resurrected
Prepared by: (name, title)
Juline (Julie) A. Kerr, (Walden Master of Science Student), President, Treasurer & Executive Director of https://j2rrinc.org
Pending OCED Award#
TBD (for NTIA-BEAD-2022)
I. Brief Description of Project
According to Erwin (2025, para. 1), the NTIA-BEAD-2022 (BEAD) “$3.6 trillion” allocation to each state depends on the number of physical schools within regional boundaries (though not explicitly stated, but it makes sense based on extensive literature & grant reviews). The primary goal of BEAD funding is to provide internet to unserved/underserved populations in the United States (U.S.) in preparation for the Golden Dome construction to increase security response (and accessibility to education) by 2030. Placing updated internet and security camera systems at all schools should inhibit victimizers from engaging in school shootings that result in planned lawsuits, decrease bullying events, increase accountability, and allow children to focus on learning instead of fear. Additionally, 20 days after completing my research for Dr. Mincey’s master’s-level Human Resources (HR) class at Walden University (WU), I identified four potential new markets with cybersecurity and health reform at the forefront for OURRescue.org (Kerr, 2025). Subsequently, Ewim & Dosunmu (2025) issued their own call for STEM education curriculum revisions for bridging gaps in education and digital literacy (i.e., especially women in engineering) that correlates with my call to action aligned with the U.S. White House NTIA-BEAD-2022 grant for state dissemination (Kerr, 2025, 2026; Kerr [Stratton], 2025a, 2025b, 2025c, 2026).
For example, according to the National Center of Education Statistics (NCES) (2024), the state of Minnesota (MN) has 3100 schools (i.e., 2690 public + 510 private) and an overall BEAD award of $652 million (initial award as of 2025 was $378 million) (OBD, 2025). When divided equally per location results in an estimated budget of $203,750 per location to be used for (most likely) building internet supply towers for the school and surrounding areas in fulfillment of “Internet For All” originally prosed by Former President Joe Biden and Vice President (VP) Kamala Harris in 2022 (U.S. Department of Commerce [DOC], 2024). Moreover, installing towers at each school across the U.S. would provide an (possible) additional source of long-term income with various telecommunications suppliers through individual negotiations (e.g., Verizon, AT & T, Time Warner Cable/Spectrum, T-Mobile, etc. [including outside contractors]).
II. BUDGET NARRATIVE
(based on MN ONLY for Walden University (LEAD TEAM), OurRescue.org, and Johns Hopkins NTIA-BEAD-2022 $3.6 trillion divided by 50 states rollout proposal)
(NOTE: Explains why an expense is necessary per the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations [OCED] [2023].)
Guided by the code of federal regulations (C.F.R.) (as identified throughout the process of identifying allowable expenses justified for an NTIA-BEAD-2022 grant proposal submission), it was determined that only states can submit proposals to BEAD directly, and other entities (e.g., universities) must apply through state-designated websites (National Telecommunications and Information Administration [NTIA], 2022). According to Cain et al. (2023, para. 1), the University of Minnesota (U of M) has received an environmental improvement grant to improve “rural, tribal, and underserved communities to access federal funding” aligned with such goals. As for WU (e.g., Public Policy, Education, Management, Health & Information Technology departments) in a consortium agreement (collaboration) with JHU.edu (e.g., Medical & Cybersecurity) for OurRescue.org (e.g., proposed four potential new markets [Kerr, 2025]), they could justify a grant proposal based on the proposed (attached) budget totaling $692,993.00 for STEM education curriculum revisions for all 50 states while building out ISO 21001 certified homeschooling programs specific to unserved/underserved populations aligned with NTIA-BEAD-2022 $3.6 trillion overall budget (2026-2030) to increase digital literacy nationwide (possibly internationally), thereby bridging the gap between practice and policy entirely (Cain et al., 2023; Erwin, 2025; Ewim & Dosunmu, 2025). Each line item in the (III.) budget (below) includes specific references to justify itemizations and calculations. Further, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) (n.d.) suggests calculations in a grant budget are based on “person months” with percentages tabulated; however, uncertainty remains regarding the amount of health-related research needed, which would result in an increased overall budget after consulting the selected team.
Project Director: Dr. Lum is WU’s program director for Public Policy (PP) Honors Society (i.e., Pi Alpha Alpha) and will devote 40% of his time each project year, with WU contributing 10% of his salary. We request 30% support (12 calendar months) for Dr. Lum’s salary each project year (Gitlin et al., 2021, p. 209, Box 13.7). Dr. Lum will coordinate all project activities (e.g., advisory panel coordination & budget management) aligned with U.S. requirements and WU PP curricular revisions and ongoing updates. Additionally, he will serve as liaison to JHU.edu (through consortium agreement) and OURRescue.org for oversight and management of the overall budget (with corresponding goals and objectives).
(2) Project Coordinator (Grant Administrator & Student) & (6) Project Secretary (which may/may not be allowable?): Mrs. Kerr is an incoming WU PhD Management student and president of her own hybrid-nonprofit, https://j2rrinc.org) with 20+ year track record navigating government grants for the oil and gas industry in Houston, Texas (since 1999); and corporate-level training executive. She is also a member of Dr. Lum’s PP Honor Society, who would work closely with the entire team to coordinate and administer the project goals and objectives, and delegate per the advisory panel’s guidance. Moreover, Mrs. Kerr will devote 20% of her time each project year, with federal student loans contributing an additional 20% (in the form of a possible WU PhD Management fellowship with an anticipated start date of May 25, 2026) (Gitlin et al., 2021, p. 209, Box 13.7). We request 20% grant support (i.e., 15% [project coordination & grant administration plus 5% [project secretary]) (12 calendar months) to ensure alignment with all C.F.R. grant requirements for curriculum revisions to improve digital literacy.
Clinical Coordinator & Grant Administration oversight: Dr. McMahon will devote 20% of her time, and WU will contribute 10% of her salary to each project year (Gitlin et al., 2021, p. 209, Box 13.7). We request 20% grant support (12 calendar months) for Dr. McMahon’s salary per project year. Dr. McMahon will serve as clinical coordinator for all health and safety curriculum revisions, and as research and training liaison, in collaboration with JHU.edu (medical & cybersecurity), to mitigate/circumvent potential public health crises (e.g., COVID-19, SPARS/SARS-CoV-2) through health policy development.
Academic Coordinator: Dr. Wolfe will commit 15% of his time, and due to international ethics compliance, we request 15% (12 calendar months) grant support for Dr. Wolfe’s salary per project year. Dr. Wolfe will serve as academic coordinator to oversee and ensure ethical compliance with all STEM-level curriculum revisions as deemed by WU. Dr. Wolfe can also contribute to JHU.eduBIOETHICS initiatives.
Project Evaluator: Dr. Wilson will commit 15% of her time, and due to the breadth of UN SDGs, we request 15% (12 calendar months) grant support for Dr. Wilson’s salary per project year. Dr. Wilson will serve as the project evaluator to ensure compliance with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) in all curriculum revisions and grant executions.
III. BUDGET
(% = Gitlin et al., 2021, p. 203-204, Box 13.5)(Pi Alpha Ap
2026_March 26_W5_6881_1 of 2_Grant Writing Budget For Walden Public Policy Honors
2026_March 26_W5_6881_2 of 2_Grant Writing Budget For Walden Public Policy Honors
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Cain, R., Sommer-Foy, M., & Milavetz, T. (2023, April 13). U of M receives grant to help underserved communities access funding for energy and environmental improvement [Press release]. University of Minnesota (U of M). https://twin-cities.umn.edu/news-events/u-m-receives-grant-help-underserved-communities-access-funding-energy-and-environmental
Erwin, S. (2025, September 13). Golden Dome’s cost: anywhere from billions to trillions, depending on design. Space News. https://spacenews.com/golden-domes-cost-anywhere-from-billions-to-trillions-depending-on-design/
Ewim, D.R.E., Dosunmu, A.G. (2025). Bridging gaps: the intersection of women in engineering and gender studies—challenges, advances, and future directions. Discover Global Society,3, Article 43. https://doi.org/10.1007/s44282-025-00184-7
General Services Administration (GSA). (2025, August 19). Maximum per diem reimbursement rates for the continental United States (CONUS). https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/08/19/2025-15771/maximum-per-diem-reimbursement-rates-for-the-continental-united-states-conus
Gitlin, L.N., Kolanowski, A., & Lyons, K.J. (2021). Successful grant writing: Strategies for health and human service professionals (5th ed). Springer Publishing Company. https://doi.org/10.1891/9780826148049
Kerr, J. A. (2025, May 4). OUR Rescue | HR strategy for four potential new international markets [Unpublished manuscript]. SkillsFirst. https://skillsfirst.com/organizations/walden-university/people/juline-kerr/galleries/portfolios/25272?folderId=197033
Kerr, J. A. (2026, March 23). Pentagon’s Golden Dome workforce readiness for nonprofit management & leadership [Unpublished manuscript]. SkillsFirst. https://skillsfirst.com/organizations/walden-university/people/juline-kerr/galleries/portfolios/25272?folderId=227614
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Kerr (Stratton), J. (J.). (2025b, October 5). Golden Dome, Space Foundation & STEM program to certify homeschool programs via ISO 21001 standards [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/WWwX8WVQtVI?feature=shared
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Kerr (Stratton), J. (J.). (2026, March 11). Comparing four models of proposal development for NTIA-BEAD-2022 grant for Walden University funding [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/Z1r_psOKlpY?si=mp4s-CTVqke6Y0k0
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National Institute of Health (NIH). (2025, December 3). Updated application policies: NIH administrative burden reduction effort – Removal of requirements for letter of intent and unsolicited applications requesting $500,000 or more in direct costs (Notice No. NOT-OD-26-019). U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), NIH. https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-26-019.html
National Institute of Health (NIH). (n.d.). Frequently asked questions: Usage of person months. Grants & Funding. Retrieved March 24, 2026, from https://grants.nih.gov/faqs#/person-months.htm?anchors=50734
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Schoch-Spana, M., Brunson, E.K., Shearer, M.P., Ravi, S., Sell, T.K., Chandler, H., & Gronvall, G.K. (2017, October). The SPARS Pandemic, 2025-2028: A futuristic scenario for public health risk communicators. Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. https://centerforhealthsecurity.org/sites/default/files/2022-12/spars-pandemic-scenario.pdf
State of Minnesota Office of Broadband Development (OBD). (2025, January 1). Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD): Grant contract agreement template. OBD. https://mn.gov/deed/assets/grant-contract-agreement-template_tcm1045-666272.pdf
U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC). (2024, September 27). Biden-Harris Administration Delivering on Promise to Connect Everyone in America to Reliable High-Speed Internet Service. DOC. https://www.commerce.gov/news/blog/2024/09/biden-harris-administration-delivering-promise-connect-everyone-america-reliable#:~:text=The%20Biden%2DHarris%20Administration's%20Internet,on%20time%20and%20on%20track
THE NEXT PIECE to this PUZZLE (putting it all together for the final, due for Walden University, only for a grade May 10, 2026):
NPMG 6881 FP Outline per Actual Grant Format Requirements (only states can apply to NTIA-BEAD-2022, everyone else applies through each state’s designated website per GRANTS.gov NOFO at https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/340304.
ACTUAL MINNESOTA GRANT TEMPLATE
https://mn.gov/deed/assets/grant-contract-agreement-template_tcm1045-666272.pdf
EXHIBIT E – Grant Application (p. 38)
This grant contract agreement incorporates the grantee’s grant application as a part of this grant contract agreement by reference. The complete grant application is on file at the Office of Broadband Development, MN Department of Employment and Economic Development, and is also on file with the grantee.
If there is a conflict between the grant contract agreement terms and the grantee’s application, the grant contract agreement terms have priority over the application.
EXHIBIT F – Grantee’s Duties (p. 39)
Needs Statement
Goals, Objectives & Activities
Scope of Work
Includes commitments made in grant application and includes project units, BSLs, technology, network design, service pricing, middle class pricing and low-cost service offering commitments, speed to deployment, labor plans including direct hires and local hiring plan.
If there is a conflict between the grant contract agreement terms and the Grantee’s pre-qualification or application, the grant contract agreement terms have priority over the application.
EXHIBIT G – Project Budget (Budget Table) (p. 40) (based on above)
