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Find similar grantsStudent Success Acceleration Program (SSAP) 2.0 Grants is sponsored by Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Supports the development and scaling of evidence-based programs to enhance student persistence and completion, focusing on underserved populations, including first-generation students.
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Student Success Acceleration Program (SSAP) 2. 0 Grants - Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Student Success Acceleration Program (SSAP) 2. 0 Grants SSAP Implementation Grants 2.
0 goal is to support students’ persistence and completion of credentials of value leading to successful career and labor market outcomes.
This program focuses on the development, enhancement, redesign, and/or scaling of evidence-based programs and initiatives in the following program areas: Basic Needs/Wrap-Around Services Mental Health and Wellness Some College, No Credential Reengagement Underserved Populations, including First Generation and Economically Disadvantaged Student Initiatives Additional programming opportunities will be available to assist students who may need additional support through our Student Engagement and Awareness groups: Pregnant and Parenting Students Intellectual and Developmental Disability Incarcerated Students and Formerly Incarcerated Students Program Eligibility and Information Find applicant and project eligibility information as well as RFA and RFI forms for this program.
Eligible Applicants are Texas public institutions or systems of higher education, as defined in Texas Education Code § 61. 003(2)(3)(6)(7)(10)&(16). Three or more eligible institutions may apply as a consortia.
Applications submitted under this RFA must provide a plan for and execution of the development, enhancement, redesign, and/or scaling of one (1) selected program that seeks to positively impact student persistence and completions of credentials of value leading to successful workforce transitions.
Applications submitted under this RFA shall focus on student success programs in at least one of the following Program Areas of an identified target student population: Basic Needs/Wrap-Around Services Mental Health and Wellness Some College, No Credential Reengagement Underserved Populations, including First Generation and Economically Disadvantaged Student Initiatives Applications submitted under this RFA must propose a program/project that seeks to positively impact the persistence, retention, credential attainment (completion), and/or academic achievement rates of an identified target student population.
Proposed programs must address each required component as outlined in this section. Proposed programs/projects or interventions must have the ability to measure, track, and report metrics aligned with the priority outcomes of the Student Success Division. SSAP 2.
0 Request for Applications (RFA) RFA Inquiry Responses link (not available yet) Form 1 – SSAP 2. 0 Cover Sheet Form 2 – SSAP 2. 0 Certification and Leadership Commitment Form 3 – SSAP 2.
0 Application Applicants must download and complete all required fields for forms 1-4 above. Once the forms have been completed, save all documents as individual PDFs. Applications are to be submitted via the SSAP 2.
0 Grant Application Submission Form link . Incomplete applications will not be considered. Representatives from eligible institutions are invited to attend a webinar on August 8, at 2:00p.
m. (CST) to learn more about the SSAP 2. 0 grant.
Attendance is encouraged and will be recorded. A link to the recording of the SSAP 2. 0 Informational webinar will be made available on or before August 12 and posted below.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. List of SSAP 2. 0 Grantees: SSAP 2.
0 Grantees Awarded 2024-2026 Inquiries regarding this RFA should be send to Waylon Metoyer, M. Ed. , Director, Student Success.
No contact shall be made with other THECB personnel regarding this RFA. Failure to comply with this requirement may result in the disqualification of an application.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Institutions of higher education in Texas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Student Success Acceleration Program (SSAP) 2.0 Grants is funded by Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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