AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship
Scholarship Invoice 2023
The AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship is administered by the Foundation for California Community Colleges (FoundationCCC) and is funded through a generous donation from AP Keenan. All California Community Colleges are eligible to receive funds for AP Keenan Scholarships and must submit invoices on behalf of qualified students.
NOTE: If you are a student, you must submit your application to your college. Please do not submit an application directly to FoundationCCC. You can find information about the scholarship program, including the application, on our website.
Scholarship Application Period
- The scholarship application invoicing period will begin on February 1, 2023. Because scholarship funds are limited, colleges are encouraged to submit invoices as quickly as possible.
- The final deadline for scholarship offices to verify eligibility and submit scholarship invoices to FoundationCCC using this Submittable form is November 1, 2023.
If you have questions about this invoice or about the AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship, please contact advancement@foundationccc.org. More information about the AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship, including student eligibility criteria can be found on the website here, and the full AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship Guidelines are here.
Using the Submission Portal: Submittable
You’ll be submitting your AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship invoice via Submittable. Submittable’s help center provides resources and answers and a guide for getting started as a submitter. For technical questions, you can send a message via the Submittable help center here, by clicking the pop-up in the bottom right of the browser window, or contacting Submittable here.
Getting started
If you don’t already have a Submittable account, start by creating an account and accessing the 2023 AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship. When creating an account, your choices for the questions regarding account personalization and staying in touch will not affect how FoundationCCC communicates with you about the AP Keenan Insurance Scholarship. Add collaborators if you’ll be working on the report with others.
If you need to change your Submittable account’s email address, follow these instructions. If you run into issues, lose access to the email address your invoice was submitted under, or need to transfer your college’s account from one person to another, reach out to Submittable by emailing support@submittable.com.
Real Estate Education Endowment
Scholarship Invoice 2022-23
The Real Estate Education Scholarship Program is administered by the Foundation for California Community Colleges (FoundationCCC) in partnership with the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office. All California Community Colleges are eligible to receive funds for Real Estate Education Scholarships and must submit invoices on behalf of qualified students.
NOTE: If you are a student, you must submit your application to your college. Please do not submit an application directly to FoundationCCC. You can find information about the scholarship program, including the application, on our website.
Scholarship Application Period
- The scholarship application invoicing period will begin on September 1, 2022. Because scholarship funds are limited, colleges are encouraged to submit invoices as quickly as possible.
- The final deadline for scholarship offices to verify eligibility and submit scholarship invoices to FoundationCCC using this Submittable form is May 1, 2023.
If you have questions about this invoice or about the Real Estate Education Endowment, please contact RealEstate@foundationccc.org. More information about the Real Estate Education Endowment and student scholarship criteria can be found on the website here, and the full Real Estate Education Scholarship Guidelines are here.
Using the Submission Portal: Submittable
You’ll be submitting your Real Estate Education Scholarship invoice for this program via Submittable. Submittable’s help center provides resources and answers and a guide for getting started as a submitter. For technical questions, you can send a message via the Submittable help center here, by clicking the pop-up in the bottom right of the browser window, or contacting Submittable here.
Getting started
If you don’t already have a Submittable account, start by creating an account and accessing the 2022-23 CCC Real Estate Education Scholarships. When creating an account, your choices for the questions regarding account personalization and staying in touch will not affect how FoundationCCC communicates with you about the Real Estate Education Scholarships. Add collaborators if you’ll be working on the report with others.
If you need to change your Submittable account’s email address, follow these instructions. If you run into issues, lose access to the email address your invoice was submitted under, or need to transfer your college’s account from one person to another, reach out to Submittable by emailing support@submittable.com.
The Nursing Education Investment Grants Program provides funding to support projects that facilitate, coordinate with, or complement efforts to educate and train nurses through California community colleges and that address at least one funding priority described below and in the Application Guidelines. We anticipate three or more grants that total up to $522,000.
Eligible applicants must submit an application by April 3, 2023. Only one proposal per applicant may be submitted.
Proposed projects must align with the grant program’s purpose to facilitate, coordinate with, or complement efforts to educate and train nurses through California community colleges.
Additionally, proposed projects must address at least one of the following priorities:
- Priority 1: Address systemic racism in nursing education programs, including efforts that aim to diversify education pipelines, reduce harmful bias in learning environments, improve classroom or clinical placement climate for students of color, or enhance curriculum by integrating a focus on eliminating racial discrimination in health care
- Priority 2: Implement strategies that lead to well-prepared and diverse nursing faculty and program directors
- Priority 3: Increase the supply of nurses in specific regions of California with documented shortages
- Priority 4: Create educational and career pathways through new, enhanced, replicated, or expanded programs, which may include effective practices for remote or virtual learning that will lead to nursing student success
- Priority 5: Promote academic progression for registered nurses to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing or higher degree
- Priority 6: Provide academic, clinical, and/or other work-based learning opportunities that ensure nurses are well-prepared to assume evolving and expanded roles in changing practice environments
The full Application Guidelines can be found on the Nursing Education Investment Grants Program website.