CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM POLICY AND PROCEDURES ESTABLISHMENT The Chilchinbeto Chapter is hereby establishing a Student Financial Assistance Program Policies and Procedures for the utilization of funds appropriated to the Chapter and to provide to administer the funds. Chilchinbeto Chapter will provide maximum allowable scholarship assistance so long that the Navajo Nation Council within each Fiscal Year appropriates funds. Chilchinbeto Chapter is vested with the responsibility of providing assistance to eligible student(s). Additionally, the chapter is responsible for making the proper eligibility determination for assistance. PURPOSE The purpose of the Chapter Student Financial Assistance Program Policy and Procedures is to provide guidance to Chilchinbeto Chapter in administering Scholarship The Navajo Nation Council appropriates these Funds to provide financial assistance for college bound students. DEFINITIONS Administration” means the employee of the chapter, which includes, but is not limited “Chapter the Chapter Manager and Office Specialist. Manager” means a chapter employee who performs the duties prescribed in 26 N.N.C “Chapter Section 1004(c), and 2003 (b), and includes those employees referred to as Community Services Coordinators. Governance Act” means 26 N.N.C., Section 1-2005 D. students” means students who are pursuing Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and “College Doctorate degrees; Vocational certificate, Diploma and GED. Students must be admitted to an accredited college, classified as a full-time student in a degree program with 12 credit hours or more, part-time student means a student in a degree program between 3-11 credit hours; Graduate students will be considered a full-time student with 9 or more credit hours in a Master’s curriculum; and as a part-time student between 3 and 8 credit hours. Vocational tech students enrolled in an institution of higher learning which offers Certificates for course work completed. Diploma students enrolled in an academic institution which offers GED or High School Diploma. means funding opportunity for students K-12 for enhanced learning. “Enrichment” This is not for sports or non-academic events.
CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM POLICY AND PROCEDURES ESTABLISHMENT The Chilchinbeto Chapter is hereby establishing a Student Financial Assistance Program Policies and Procedures for the utilization of funds appropriated to the Chapter and to provide to administer the funds. Chilchinbeto Chapter will provide maximum allowable scholarship assistance so long that the Navajo Nation Council within each Fiscal Year appropriates funds. Chilchinbeto Chapter is vested with the responsibility of providing assistance to eligible student(s). Additionally, the chapter is responsible for making the proper eligibility determination for assistance. PURPOSE The purpose of the Chapter Student Financial Assistance Program Policy and Procedures is to provide guidance to Chilchinbeto Chapter in administering Scholarship The Navajo Nation Council appropriates these Funds to provide financial assistance for college bound students. DEFINITIONS “Chapter Administration” means the employee of the chapter, which includes, but is not limited the Chapter Manager and Office Specialist. “Chapter Manager” means a chapter employee who performs the duties prescribed in 26 N.N.C Section 1004(c), and 2003 (b), and includes those employees referred to as Community Services Coordinators. Governance Act” means 26 N.N.C., Section 1-2005 D. “College students” means students who are pursuing Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate degrees; Vocational certificate, Diploma and GED. Students must be admitted to an accredited college, classified as a full-time student in a degree program with 12 credit hours or more, part-time student means a student in a degree program between 3-11 credit hours; Graduate students will be considered a full-time student with 9 or more credit hours in a Master’s curriculum; and as a part-time student between 3 and 8 credit hours. Vocational tech students enrolled in an institution of higher learning which offers Certificates for course work completed. Diploma students enrolled in an academic institution which offers GED or High School Diploma. “Enrichment” means funding opportunity for students K-12 for enhanced learning. This is not for sports or non-academic events.
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