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Higher Education Coordinating Commission : Future Ready Oregon - Resources for Current Grantees : About Agency Offices : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Future Ready Oregon - Resources for Current Grantees The Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC) administers several Future Ready Oregon grants and grant-funded programs, including Workforce Ready Grants, Prosperity 10,000, Workforce Benefits Navigators, Postsecondary Career Pathway Training Program Grants, and Credit for Prior Learning Grants.
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Round Three Sector-focused Requests for Applications (RFAs) - CLOSED July 31, 2024 Round Three RFA - Healthcare - in English and Round Three RFA - Manufacturing - in English and Round Three RFA - Technology - in English and Round Three Frequently-Asked Questions (FAQs) in English and Round Three Information Sessions List of Round Three grant-funded projects Round Two RFA (CLOSED April 10, 2023) in English and Spanish Round Two FAQs in English and Spanish Round Two Information Sessions List of Round Two grant-funded projects Round One RFA (CLOSED August 13, 2022) in English and List of Round One grant-funded projects Learn more about Future Ready Oregon grants on our Future Ready Oregon Program Overview page .
Resources for Current Grantees Resources Provided by Our Partners Helligso, J. (2023). Postsecondary healthcare education shortage in Oregon: Addressing Oregon's nursing shortage through expansion of postsecondary opportunities for students.
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