District and Municipal Judges’ Association Education assistance Program POLICY The District and Municipal Judges’ Association provides funding support for district and municipal court judges, magistrates, and commissioners. Funds are available to full- and part-time district and municipal court judges, magistrates, and commissioners who are members of the DMCJA and current in payment of all dues and special fund sessments. It is the intent of the DMCJA that funds appropriated be used for the principal reon of education. Applications must be sent in a timely manner, one month prior to the start of the program. Applications that do not provide adequate review time will not be considered. The applications are routed to the DMCJA Education Subcommittee on Education Assistance, and applicants will receive notice of approval or denial within two weeks. Funding Limitation: Funding can be provided up to a maximum of $1,000. Applications must be received no than 30 days prior to the start of the program. Applications received after the 30-day deadline will not be considered. How to Apply: Review Policy A and Policy B before completing the attached application. or type all information requested on the official application form. Attach the course description or brochure to your application. Materials, course content, and methods of presentation are reviewed by the DMCJA Education Subcommittee on Education Assistance.
District and Municipal Judges’ Association Education assistance Program The District and Municipal Judges’ Association provides funding support for district and municipal court judges, magistrates, and commissioners. Funds are available to full- and part-time district and municipal court judges, magistrates, and commissioners who are members of the DMCJA and current in payment of all dues and special fund sessments. It is the intent of the DMCJA that funds appropriated be used for the principal reon of education. Applications must be sent in a timely manner, one month prior to the start of the program. Applications that do not provide adequate review time will not be considered. The applications are routed to the DMCJA Education Subcommittee on Education Assistance, and applicants will receive notice of approval or denial within two weeks. Funding Limitation: Funding can be provided up to a maximum of $1,000. Applications must be received no than 30 days prior to the start of the program. Applications received after the 30-day deadline will not be considered. How to Apply: Review Policy A and Policy B before completing the attached application. or type all information requested on the official application form. Attach the course description or brochure to your application. Materials, course content, and methods of presentation are reviewed by the DMCJA Education Subcommittee on Education Assistance. POLICY