Reminder from From Oscar Hernandez...
Please get your comments out there for the Talent Search RFP - specifically
concerning Competitive Priorities 1 and 2. IT's a perfect opportunity for
you to share the same thoughts with your Congressional Representative.
(See below for the link)
Dear Talent Search Colleague:
Thank you to those of you who have already responded to the draft Talent
Search Request for Proposals (RFP), particularly as it concerns the
inclusion of Competitive Priorities 1 and 2. As of this morning only 48
comments, out of 460 Talent Search grantees, have been posted to the
website. If you have not posted, I encourage you to do so regardless of the
fact that comments may be repetitive. It is important that we all express
our concerns about these additions. Also, you may want to share your
thoughts with your Congressional Representative, so that they can be made
aware of proposed changes to the original legislative intent of the Higher
Education Act of 1965.
Although the website indicates that comments are being taken until December
7th, according to a post on the US Department of Education Bulletin Board,
they are only being collected until November 5th.
I am providing the link again for your convenience.
http://www.regulations.gov/#!docketDetail;D=ED-2015-ICCD-0118
Oscar Hernandez
Teri
Teri Morse, Advisor (2015-16 President, MEEOA)
Maine Educational Opportunity Center
Mid Coast Territory
207.551.3331 CELL
207.581.2532 FAX
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Dear Talent Search Colleague:
Thank you to those of you who have already responded to the draft Talent
Search Request for Proposals (RFP), particularly as it concerns the
inclusion of Competitive Priorities 1 and 2. As of this morning only 48
comments, out of 460 Talent Search grantees, have been posted to the
website. If you have not posted, I encourage you to do so regardless of the
fact that comments may be repetitive. It is important that we all express
our concerns about these additions. Also, you may want to share your
thoughts with your Congressional Representative, so that they can be made
aware of proposed changes to the original legislative intent of the Higher
Education Act of 1965.
Although the website indicates that comments are being taken until December
7th, according to a post on the US Department of Education Bulletin Board,
they are only being collected until November 5th.
I am providing the link again for your convenience.
http://www.regulations.gov/#!docketDetail;D=ED-2015-ICCD-0118
Oscar Hernandez
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