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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
Chemeketa Fall CTE Tour
Chemeketa is holding a program/tour event for counselors, mentors and the like on the Salem campus from 8 a.m.-noon Oct. 18.
There will be a shuttle to the event from the Yamhill Valley Campus in McMinnville.
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Chemeketa Fall CTE Tour
Save the date!
This fall Chemeketa is offering a special tour of a handful of our career and technical education programs to high school counselors, career advisors and other student advocates -
Thursday, October 18
8 am - noon (tentative)
Chemeketa Community College
Salem Campus
This is a great opportunity to see first-hand some of our high-demand careers. A continental breakfast and lunch will be included. Shuttle service to Salem will be available from our Yamhill Valley campus in McMinnville.
There will be a shuttle to the event from the Yamhill Valley Campus in McMinnville.
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Chemeketa Fall CTE Tour
Save the date!
This fall Chemeketa is offering a special tour of a handful of our career and technical education programs to high school counselors, career advisors and other student advocates -
Thursday, October 18
8 am - noon (tentative)
Chemeketa Community College
Salem Campus
This is a great opportunity to see first-hand some of our high-demand careers. A continental breakfast and lunch will be included. Shuttle service to Salem will be available from our Yamhill Valley campus in McMinnville.
ASPIRE Fall Conference
The annual ASPIRE Fall Conference will be held on Sat. Oct. 6 this year at University of Oregon in Eugene.
Federal Government Financial Aid for College Smartphone App
The US government has a new smartphone app to help students and parents find out more about how to afford college with federal student education aid:
http://apps.usa.gov/studentaid-gov.shtml
http://apps.usa.gov/studentaid-gov.shtml
Friday, September 7, 2012
New ASPIRE Videos Coming
Thanks to support from the College Access Challenge Grant (CACG),
ASPIRE has been working with Cogito and Attic Media to film four short
videos about ASPIRE. These videos are designed to engage and educate
students, community, parents, and partners about
ASPIRE and how to participate, get involved, and support the program.
In addition to the student- and community-focused videos, ASPIRE has created a video just for ASPIRE coordinators, featuring best practices of successful ASPIRE sites. Coordinators share their student recruitment methods as well as ways they recruit and recognize their volunteers.
Look forward to seeing all the new ASPIRE videos on our website, www.OregonStudentAid.gov, and help spread the message about ASPIRE and so these videos go viral.
In addition to the student- and community-focused videos, ASPIRE has created a video just for ASPIRE coordinators, featuring best practices of successful ASPIRE sites. Coordinators share their student recruitment methods as well as ways they recruit and recognize their volunteers.
Look forward to seeing all the new ASPIRE videos on our website, www.OregonStudentAid.gov, and help spread the message about ASPIRE and so these videos go viral.
Oregon Opportunity Grant Amount Increasing
Oregon Opportunity Grants for 2013-14
At its meeting on August 24, OSAC's Board of Commissioners approved Oregon Opportunity Grant (OOG) award amounts and other components of the award formula for the 2013-14 academic year, as recommended recently by the OOG Advisory Group. The award formula for calculating students' OOG eligibility and award amounts is based on the Shared Responsibility Model.The priority application deadline for 2013-14 Oregon Opportunity Grants is February 1, 2013.
OOG awards will increase from $1950 to $2000 with the same fixed award amount for all eligible students.
OSAC will make awards until funds are exhausted, whether that occurs before or after the deadline date. Based on the most recent changes in the 12-month Consumer Price Index, we estimate that the basic student share portion of the SRM formula will increase by $100 - from $5,700 to $5,800. OSAC will finalize the actual student share after the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries announces the Oregon minimum wage for 2013 in mid-September. The assumed borrowing amount added to the student share for those attending public and private independent 4-year institutions remains at $3,000, so the student share is estimated to increase from $8,700 to $8,800.
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