Perkins 1C funds are intended to be used for the enhancement and improvement of College Career and Technical programs and to develop new programs. Each college has its own protocol for awarding Perkins funds to programs. Applications are usually reviewed by a college CTE committee and the process is generally initiated and managed by the Dean of Academic Affairs and Career and Technical Education with the Vice President of Academic Affairs.
Applications for funding are generally submitted and reviewed in spring for the following fiscal year.
Perkins funds are intended to be used to improve and upgrade programs to bring them up to industry standards and to initiate new courses and programs in high demand high skill and high wage industry occupations.
Demonstrate that proposed activity
to be funded is included in college master plan and/or Career
and Technical Education plan for college.
Funding request should be reasonable
in terms of objectives of program.
Labor market information demonstrates
that program is in high skill high wage and high demand occupational
area.
Demonstrate that proposed program
or activity to be funded is of sufficient size and scope
to be effective.
Demonstrate that proposed activity
serves a significant concentration of special populations.
Ensure that program activities to
be funded with Perkins funds were not previously funded by
general college funds.
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specific information for your college.
