[WSSSC] Financial Aid Proviso and CBO Partnership Outcomes

[Lezheo, Kao]

Good Morning Colleagues,

At the Seattle Colleges, we are currently in the process of renewing our MOU with a CBO and thinking about our outcomes. We're really interested in what outcomes you've been able to attain as a result of your partnerships. Granted, $80k can only go so far, the three Seattle Colleges pooled our funding to partner with a CBO and this resulted in 350 students completing their FAFSA. We're not sure how this compares to the other colleges.

We would greatly appreciate it if you can share your outcomes as that will help us think about our goals for the next MOU.

Thanks,

Kao LéZheo, M.Ed. (he/him/his pronouns)
Vice President of Student Services
Seattle Central College
1701 Broadway
Seattle, WA 98122
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