世界杯官方app to receive nearly $30M in federal funding to mitigate impact of coronavirus p和emic

2020年4月14日 — 世界杯官方app下载 will receive $29.7 million in federal emergency funding to respond to the adverse financial impacts of the coronavirus (COVID-19) p和emic. The grant funding will come from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund authorized by 关怀法案, the largest economic relief package in American history. 

一半的资金, $14,828,444, will be distributed as emergency gift aid directly to 世界杯官方app students who have been tangibly impacted by the p和emic. Funding will be awarded to help students with cost of attendance expenses such as food, 住房, 卫生保健, 技术 和 course materials for online education 和 child care 和 to students with income losses related to COVID-19. 

“We are working as quickly as possible to create the processes to distribute these emergency financial resources to eligible students,” 林恩·巴恩斯 负责战略招生的高级副教务长. “We know that many of them are struggling to make ends meet as a result of the COVID-19 p和emic. 另外, we underst和 that family financial circumstances may have changed, 和 we strongly encourage students to reach out to our One Stop office for further assistance at 210-458-8000 or onestop@practicaldrilling.com.” 

Once the emergency funding is released to the university, 世界杯官方app will provide detailed information to students about the application process. 这一消息预计将在下周左右公布. 申请将根据具体情况进行审查. 

提醒学生填写FAFSA, 如果他们还没有这么做的话, 以确保他们获得最大的可用资金. 

“世界杯官方app has many, many students 和 families who are in need due to this p和emic,” 金伯利·安德鲁斯·埃斯皮， 教务长兼学术事务高级副校长.  “Our commitment to the success of our students is steadfast – 和 this emergency aid is a critical tool to help advance their continued progress toward their degree.” 

联邦基金的剩余部分, $14,828,443, is to provide the university assistance with impacts 和 unexpected costs associated with the p和emic. Guidance related to the utilization of these funds is forthcoming to the university from the federal government, 德克萨斯州和德州大学系统. 

在总, Texas institutions of higher education were awarded more than $1 billion of the $14 billion available from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund.

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