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Introduction to Blackboard Learn with the Original Experience for Instructors

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Introduction to Blackboard Learn with the Original Experience for Instructors

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Check Assignment Grades in Blackboard Learn with the Original Experience

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Check Assignment Grades in Blackboard Learn with the Original Experience

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How to Change/Verify your Blackboard Email

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Blackboard is a resource for online learning available to the entire CUNY community. Faculty members moving their course resources online are encouraged to read Teaching Remotely - Provide Your Course Resources Online, watch the Translating On-Campus to Distance Learning webinar, and the Blackboard Instructor User Guide first, then visit the User Guides section of this Blackboard Resources site for tutorials on many Blackboard topics. Additional Blackboard help can be found at http://help.blackboard.com.

Students and faculty with a pressing question regarding Blackboard use can call after hours support for assistance. This after hours service is available weeknights (between 8:00pm and 8:00am the next morning) and weekends (from Friday night at 8:00pm until Monday morning at 8:00am). After hours support is for help with using Blackboard and not for issues involving CUNY Login or accessing Blackboard. See After Hours Blackboard Support for details.

Blackboard course shells are automatically created for every CUNY course based on CUNYfirst data. Winter Intercession and Spring 2021 courses are being created in Blackboard in early November 2020. Faculty unable to see courses in Blackboard should check their course assignments in CUNYfirst and have their departments follow through as needed if courses have not been assigned to them. If the courses are assigned in CUNYfirst and you are unable to access your courses in Blackboard, please contact your campus Blackboard representative. Courses appear in Blackboard 24 - 48 hours after enrollment or assignment in CUNYfirst.

CUNY CIS upgrades Blackboard annually at the end of December. The Fall 2020 Blackboard upgrade is scheduled to begin on Sunday, December 27th at 12:30 am and is expected to be completed by the close of business on Monday, December 28th. Blackboard will be taken offline and there will be no access to the environment during the upgrade. The downtime required for the upgrade necessitates that the work be performed in the week between the Christmas and New Year's holidays as this is the only time when classes are not in session on any CUNY campus. However, please note the following important dates for the end of this semester:

Last day of regular classes: Wednesday, Dec. 9 (Fri, Dec. 11 for Fall Session 1 - KCC, LAG, GCC)

Last day of weekend classes: Sunday, Dec. 13 (Sun, Dec. 13 for Fall Session 1 - KCC, LAG, GCC)

Final exams: Monday, Dec. 14 - Sunday, Dec. 20 (Tue, Dec. 15 - Sun, Dec. 20 for Fall Session 1 - KCC, LAG, GCC)

Grade rosters open: Monday, Dec. 14

Grade rosters close: Wednesday, Dec. 23 (Tue, Dec. 22 for Fall Session 1 - KCC, LAG, GCC)

Final grades are due before the upgrade is scheduled to take place. Nonetheless, we encourage all faculty to turn in grades as early as possible.

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Blackboard is a resource for online learning available to the entire CUNY community. Faculty members moving their course resources online are encouraged to read Teaching Remotely - Provide Your Course Resources Online, watch the Translating On-Campus to Distance Learning webinar, and the Blackboard Instructor User Guide first, then visit the User Guides section of this Blackboard Resources site for tutorials on many Blackboard topics.

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Types of Financial Aid

Grants

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)

New York State DREAM Act

The Excelsior Scholarship

Work-study

Loans

Scholarships

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Students with U.S Citizen or Green Card
Can apply for:

FAFSA Application

TAP

NY Excelsior scholarship (If your family income in under 125.000)

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If you have a U-Visa, T-Visa, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Undocumented youth, or without lawful status

Can apply for:

New York State Dream Act

TAP

NY Excelsior scholarship (If your family income is under 125.000)

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The student’s social security Card

Your Alien Registration Number (Green Card)

Parent’s Social Security Card

Parent’s date of birth

Federal income tax return form YEAR(it will change every yes) (IRS Form 1040, 1040A or 1040EZ)

State Income Tax Return forms YEAR(it will change every yes) (IRS Form it-201)

W-2 From YEAR(it will change every yes)

Parents’ Marriage Date

Parent’s temporary assistance to needy Families, Welfare, or veteran benefits records YEAR(it will change every yes)

SNAP, SSI, WIC

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It’s free it’s easy, it’s, fast and more people qualify than you think!

If you submitted a FAFSA last year, you are eligible to complete a renewal FAFSA with questions Pre-filled

Ask for Help! Visit you campuses financial aid office.

File immediately! Federal money is granted on a first come first serve basis and can run out! You can file your FAFSA staring on October 1st

Apply for the fafsa, TAP and excelsior every year!

If you are a dependent student include your parents in the process, they will need to have a FSA ID and share their financial inform

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FAFSA- Walkthrough video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10wBPONq3wE&feature=youtu.be

1. Create an FSA ID for student. (follow the step FAFSA Step by step from slide 1-11)

1. Link to FSA ID https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm

1. Create an FSA ID for 1 of your parents. Make sure they dont have one. (If older sibling has attend college must use parents ID from original use (repeat the step FAFSA Step by step from slide 1-11)

1. https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm

1. Login to FAFSA https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

1. Follow the step in this presentation FAFSA Step by step

TAP

1. Follow the step in this presentation from slide 12-54 TAP Application Process 2020-21

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1. Go to https://www.hesc.ny.gov/dream/

2. Click on apply now on the right.

3. Click on “Don’t have account? Register!”

4. Create the account .

5. Follow the steps in this presentation New York State DREAM Act STEP By STEP

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The Senator José Peralta New York State DREAM Act gives undocumented and other students access to New York State‐administered grants and scholarships that support their higher education costs.

The DREAM Act opens the doors of higher education to thousands of students, providing access to the new Excelsior Scholarship, the Tuition Assistance Program, as well as other state‐administered scholarships that were not previously available to them.

Step 1: Determining Your Eligibility

Note: A student seeking New York State financial aid, including TAP, for the first time, must pass a federally approved ATB test identified by the Board of Regents if the student does not possess a U.S. high school diploma or its recognized equivalent.

If you fit one of the descriptions below, you may be eligible for one or more NYS student financial aid awards under the DREAM Act:

1. Your permanent home is in NYS and you are or have ONE of the following:

1. Temporary protected status, pursuant to the Federal Immigration Act of 1990

2. Without lawful immigration status (including those with DACA status)

3. AND you meet ONE of the following criteria:

1. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

2. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

3. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma, and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

4. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

5. You are or will be charged the NYS resident in-state tuition rate at a SUNY or CUNY college for a reason other than residency.

2. Your permanent home is outside of NYS and you are or have ONE of the following:

1. U.S. citizen

2. Permanent lawful resident

3. Of a class of refugees paroled by the attorney general under his or her parole authority pertaining to the admission of aliens to the U.S.

4. Temporary protected status, pursuant to the Federal Immigration Act of 1990

5. Without lawful immigration status (including those with DACA status)

6. AND you meet ONE of the following criteria:

1. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

2. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

3. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma,and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

4. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

5. You are or will be charged the NYS resident in-state tuition rate at a SUNY or CUNY college for a reason other than residency.

Step 2: Completing the Application

Students meeting the NYS Dream Act eligibility criteria can apply for one or more HESC-administered grant and scholarship programs here and be directed to the NYS DREAM Act application powered by International Scholarship & Tuition Services (ISTS).

The application is simple and straight forward, and all information provided will be used ONLY for determining eligibility for and administering awards.

Applicants without lawful immigration status will not be asked for their home address and will NOT have to upload financial records.

Step 3: Monitoring the Status of Your Application

Once you have submitted an application, it is your responsibility to monitor the status of your application and to make sure your application is complete. You will be able to monitor the status of your application online after submitting your application and uploading any required documentation.

Step 4: Award Notification and Acceptance

You will be notified by email when a determination has been made regarding your eligibility for each award for which you have applied. If you are determined to be eligible for an award, your next step will be to accept the award!

For certain awards, you must sign a contract agreeing to live and/or work in New York State for a required number of years after graduation as a condition of receiving the award. If you decide not to accept an award with a post-graduation requirement, please indicate this on the contract.

Start Your Application
By clicking Apply Now, you will be directed to the DREAM Act application, powered by International Scholarship & Tuition Services (ISTS).
Term Definitions

Temporary Protected Status (TPS): allows foreign nationals to remain in the U.S. if during the time they were in the U.S. something catastrophic happened in their country of origin preventing their safe return - for example war, famine, natural disaster, or epidemic. TPS allows people to work legally and be protected from deportation.

T-Visa: allows the granting of lawful status to noncitizen victims of human trafficking, as well as their immediate family members, who assist in the prosecution of the trafficking. It allows people to remain and work temporarily in the U.S.

U-Visa: allows for the granting of lawful status to noncitizen crime victims who suffered significant physical or mental abuse (and their immediate family members) who assist in the prosecution of the crime. It allows people to remain and work temporarily in the U.S.

Without Lawful Immigration Status: living in the U.S. unlawfully either because lawful status never existed (including those with DACA status) or has ended.

Tax Implications

Any award payment received may have tax implications. Any questions regarding this should be directed to a tax professional, the Internal Revenue Service, or the NYS Department of Taxation and Finance.

Step-by-Step User Guide to Completing the NYS DREAM Act Application
User Guide-English. User Guide-Spanish. User Guide-Traditional Chinese. User Guide-Korean
Frequently Asked Questions
View commonly asked questions pertaining to the NYS DREAM Act.
Questions

Please email NYSDREAM@applyISTS.com or call 888-697-4372 with questions about the NYS DREAM Act.

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Please be advised that if you want to make a one-time online payment, CUNY recently changed their process.

Here's what you need to know.

To make an online one-time payment, select the make a payment link in your Student Center.Make sure your pop-up blocker is disabled.

Then select Make Payment from the left-hand menu.

You will see a screen that displays all of the CUNY schools (past and present) associated with your EmplID. Next to each school will be a payment amount box.

Since each school is listed, each payment amount box either will be populated with a dollar amount if you owe money to that school, or will be blank if nothing is owed.

You can choose to pay the entire amount in the payment amount box. Or you can choose to override the pre-populated amount and enter the amount you wish to pay in the payment amount box next to the school you want to pay.

DO NOT enter amounts into payment amount boxes of schools with no amounts due. If you do, a payment will be made to that school.

After you enter your bank information you will see a screen asking, Is this eCheck information correct. Before you finalize your payment, review your payment information to:

1. make sure you are only sending money to a school where you have outstanding charges; and,

2. confirm the amount. If the information is wrong, cancel and start over.

If you finalized an incorrect payment, immediately contact the respective school's bursar office.

Note:

There is no charge for Echecking Payments. If using Echeck option, be sure to obtain the checking or savings account and routing information directly from the check.

Once the payment option has been selected, retain any confirmation of the payment being processed successfully.

There will be a $20.00 return payment fee assessed to your student account for any payment that is returned.

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To: The person you want to receive you email

Subject line : 5 to 6 words summary of what your email will be about.

Greeting/Opening: Professional way to say hello.

Email Body: purpose of your email:  The email body contains the message of the email. Be clear and keep it short.

Closing: The end of the email.

Signature: the sender’s name (You)

Useful Email Phrases That Will Make Your Life Easier. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aygf-huYo1LhpNhTYlw4L7USCGD615SPTbKRvxbW25s/edit?usp=sharing

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New York's Home
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Earn valuable credentials, upgrade your skills, and increase your earning potential. We offer daytime, evening and weekend courses which are affordable and convenient for your lifestyle. Advance your career today!

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Earn valuable credentials, upgrade your skills, and increase your earning potential. We offer daytime, evening and weekend courses which are affordable and convenient for your lifestyle. Advance your career today!

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Free or Low-Cost Career Training Programs

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Free or Low-Cost Career Training Programs

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The Career Readiness Team at New Visions has developed a set of resources for rising seniors and high school graduates who are seeking a postsecondary pathway directly into a family-sustaining job and career.

We believe that when students are actively engaged in career exploration they can make active and informed choices about their future, whether it is directly to college or into a career. We also know that even when a student has identified their career pathway, determining which kind of training and education is required for that career can be confusing and difficult to navigate.

This Guide and the Career Training Awesome Table exist to support schools, students and their families in navigating these postsecondary pathways. We have identified a set of Career Training Programs in NYC that provide training, certifications, additional support services, internships and job placement into growing fields. The Career Training Awesome Table is a tool to search for those opportunities and learn more.

Coming in 2021 : Postsecondary Transition: Making a Decision

A Career Pathway is a route to take you to your goal that may or may not include a college degree. For example, if your goal is to work in healthcare or be a barber, there are many pathways to get you there and the Career Training Awesome Table will provide you with some options.

We recommend taking a Career Interest Survey before starting your pathway exploration journey. Here are some FREE sites to complete a Career Interest Survey:

Choosing a career path is easier when you know what options you have. Knowing the various career fields will help you be able to choose the right job based on your talents, education and interests. Career fields are ways of categorizing different types of jobs based on common similarities. These categories help people to narrow down their career choices so they can choose a specific path that suits them. Each career field has unique requirements and duties associated with their professions.

Biology, Agriculture & Environment

Veterinarian, Zookeeper, Horticulturist, Landscaper, Food Inspector

Accountant, office manager, sales associate, marketing assistant, stock broker, entrepreneur

Communications & Information

Librarian, Advertising, Journalist, Public Relations

Actor, Recording Engineer, graphic designer, architect, video production, interior designer, fashion designer

Preschool teacher, teacher's aide, tutor, Special Ed Teacher, Speech pathologist

Working in a medical office, nurse, massage therapist, paramedic, physical therapist assistant, pharmacy technician

IT: Math, Technology & Computers

Web/computer programmer, game designer, audio/recording technician, IT Help Desk, data analyst

Law & Protective Services

Security Guard, School Safety Officer, FDNY, Paralegal, Corrections officer, law/government administration

Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Researcher, College Professor, Urban Planner

Physical Sciences and Engineering

Automotive Engineer, Civil Engineer, CADD Designer, Mechanical Engineer

Cosmetology, Barber, hair stylist, hotel/restaurant manager, auto mechanic, chef, caterer, hospitality jobs

Skilled Trades & Green Jobs

Construction, masonry, electrical, plumbing, cable Installation, Landscaping, Solar panel and electrical installation, HVAC technician

Case Worker, Social Worker, Nonprofit Executive Director, Psychologist, Community Organizer

Find out more about the role that is the best fit for your skills and interest

Get industry certificates to add to your resume

Receive supports, such as stipends, laptop, resources, connections to employers

Internships and On-the-Job Training

Be more competitive in the job pool - meaning, get hired more easily!

Job placement, and support while you are in your job

Use Filters at the top to focus on a specific Career Field or Borough.

Look only at NVPS Career Training Partner Programs - these are partners that have been vetted by the New Visions Team as meeting Key Distinguishing Elements

Use these Guided Questions as you navigate onto each program's website to find the information most important to you in making your decision.

Coming in 2021: Additional Guides on selecting a Certificate or Applied Associate's Degree program at CUNY and SUNY

Q: What are the eligibility requirements?

Many job training programs require you to be 18-24 years old and eligible to work in New York. Others may require you to be low-income or to live in a certain zip code and will require proof. Some require you to have previous experience.

Q: Will I need to take a TABE or another assessment? Are there minimum scores?

Some training programs require you to take an assessment test called the TABE to determine your math and reading levels.

Q: How long is this program?

Some programs are 4- weeks, while others are longer and involve internships and apprenticeships . Some programs are full-time and require you to be out of school and not working. Others are offered at night so that you can do them while working.

Q: Will I earn a stipend or get a paid internship as part of this training?

Some trainings are "earn as you learn" or others provide a paid internship after you've completed the training.

Q: When does the next cycle start? What are my steps to enroll?

Each program has a different schedule for when their classes start. It's important to know when the next application cycle starts so you can prepare. And you want to know what you need to need to enroll in the program. Do I need to attend an Information Session? Is there an application to complete? Do I need to take an assessment test?

Q: Will I earn certifications at the end of this program?

It might be helpful for you to know which certifications you can earn through this job training. Also, some certifications require additional steps like taking and passing an Exam or a License.

Q: What kind of jobs (job titles) can I get at the end of this program?

It is important to understand how this training will help you on your career path. For example, which training will help you become a Certified Nursing Assistant or an EMT?

Q: What other support will I receive in this program?

Some trainings provide a stipend or a paid internship, others will provide you with a computer or a metrocard for transportation. You also want to know whether this program will help you find a job in that field and launch your career!

Q: Is there other specialized training available to me after I complete this one?

For some programs, you must first complete an introductory training course before you can enter the more specialized training programs.

Please don't hesitate to reach out to us with further questions and comments

Julia Forman, Deputy Director of Career Readiness - jforman@newvisions.org and Emily Task, Career Readiness Manager - etask@newvisions.org

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Create Tab Groups in Google Chrome

Create and Edit Bookmarks in Google Chrome

Manage bookmarks for your Chrome users

Restore Tabs, Pin Tabs, and More in Google Chrome

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Send attachments with your Gmail message

Mark an email as important in Gmail

Organize a tabbed inbox in Gmail

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Google Docs: Adding Citations & Bibliography

Insert a footnote in Google Docs

Insert a bookmark in Google Docs

Use voice typing in Google Docs

Adjust margins in Google Docs

How to Edit a PDF // Google Drive

How to Use Citation Tools in Google Docs

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Try to wake up at the same time every morning and give yourself time to Prepare for college and or work.

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Asking for help can be really scary. But in college people are there to help you.

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Books in college can be very expensive, try to renting or finding a PDFS version.

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Have a Google document with all your links,  usernames and passwords.

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Know what other students are saying about your professor. This is not always true.

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Z-lib.org (try this one first, most helpful!!)

TextBookNova.com

ebookee.org

Manybooks.net

FeedUrBrain.com

AlienG.ru

FreeTextBooks.com

Gutenberg.org

Eknigu.com

http://libgen.rs/

Additional Textbook Resources:

CUNY College Libraries

CUNY: Textbooks Saving

One search All CUNY

CUNY Online Library

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CHEGG STUDY ®: VIDEO EXPLANATIONS

Walk through tough concepts and video

CHEGG MATH SOLVER: SNAP A PIC

Snap a pic & get instant math help

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Amazon Prime Student is free for 6 months for all college students (mark your calendars and register with school email)

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Discounts on Facebook Group at your College -- students may be reselling books

(For example, https://www.facebook.com/groups/495474783960575/)

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Hunter College Students has 9,552 members. This group was made for Hunter students to community with each other in a greater capacity; whether it be through advertising or socializing.

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UNiDAYS -  for most retail, technology, lifestyle, sports & media, etc… discounts

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Apple Music - only 4.99/ a month for College Students

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To qualify for an Apple Music student subscription, you must be a student studying a bachelor degree, post-graduate degree, or equivalent Higher Education course at a University, College (U.S. only) or Post-Secondary School (Canada only). Junior, technical colleges, and special courses are also eligible in Japan.
Get a student subscription
The Apple Music student subscription is only available in certain countries and regions. Learn more about Apple Music availability and pricing.

1. Open the Apple Music app or iTunes.

2. Go to Listen Now or For You.

3. Tap or click the trial offer (one trial per person or family).

4. Choose Student, then tap or click Verify Eligibility.

5. You'll be taken to the UNiDAYS website where you'll need to follow the onscreen prompts to verify your enrollment. After UNiDAYS verifies that you're a student, you'll be redirected back to the Apple Music app or iTunes.

6. Sign in with the Apple ID and password that you use to make purchases. If you don't have an Apple ID, choose Create New Apple ID, then follow the steps. If you're not sure if you have an Apple ID, we can help you find out.

7. Confirm your billing information and add a valid payment method.

8. Tap or click Join.

If you have an Apple Music student subscription, you can enjoy free access to Apple TV+ for a limited time. Just open the Apple TV app and start watching Apple Originals. You can't share your free Apple TV+ access with Family Sharing.

Apple TV+ isn't available in all countries and regions. You might be able to use Apple Music but not Apple TV+ in your country or region. Learn what's available in your country or region.

Near the end of each year that you have an Apple Music student subscription, you'll see a message that asks you to verify your student status in the Apple Music app or iTunes. You can also verify your student status at any time in the Settings app on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

In the Apple Music app or iTunes for Windows

In Settings on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

If you're no longer a student

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Spotify Premium Student with Hulu and SHOWTIME - After your 1-month trial, enjoy Premium, Hulu (ad-supported), and SHOWTIME for just $4.99/month. Cancel anytime.

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Bank of America waives monthly fees for some checking accounts for students.

Chase College students (17 to 24 years old) can have the monthly service fee waived for 5 years.

TD Bank Students aged 17 through 23 pay no monthly fee with no minimum balance requirement. Plus, there is also no monthly fee on a linked Simple Savings account.

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SUNY Disability Office: https://www.suny.edu/attend/get-started/students-with-disabilities/disability-services-offices/

CUNY Disability Office: https://www.cuny.edu/current-students/student-affairs/student-services/disability/directory-to-services/

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NYC crisis line and COVID-19 Digital Mental Health tools and resources

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FREE digital mental health resources* for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic

Anxiety

Headspace (in App Library)
New Yorkers across the state can access a specially curated collection of science-backed, evidence-based guided meditations, along with at-home mindful workouts, sleep and kids content to help address rising stress and anxiety

Shine
Resources for anxiety and overall mental health specific to COVID-19

Calm
Mindfulness app that provides free list of curated meditations specific to COVID-19 via video and audio

All Mental Health
App with coping and communication skills specific to COVID-19

Coa
Online therapist-led groups & workshops for anxiety, stress, and connection

Ginger
Strategies, activities, and articles to help users stay grounded during COVID-19

Depression

Litesprite
Clinically-validated mental health video game

Sanvello
Clinically-validated evidence-based mobile application based on cognitive behavioral therapy (plus content related to other conditions)

Sleep

Big Health's Sleepio
Digital therapeutic for sleep, fully automated yet highly personalized digital sleep improvement program accessible via app and web

Magellan's Restore
Digital cognitive behavioral therapy for sleep

Peer Support

Supportiv
Peer chat support and resource list

Nod
Resource for students to socially connect and reduce loneliness during COVID-19

Self-care

COVID Coach
Resource for everyone, including veterans and service members, to support self-care and overall mental health

Recovery

Tempest
Online recovery support meetings for women and gender nonconforming individuals who are sober or interested in sobriety

*Please note these products are subject to the same evaluation protocol as those in the App Library, with the exception of user testing. Our goal is to share no-cost resources to help you during this time.

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COVID-19 Digital Mental Health Resources

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Your mindset is the most powerful tool that you have, and the best thing you can do with it is to remind yourself off all the good in your life each morning. Positive affirmations and mantras are simple tools which I believe can be an important part of our lives and our mindset. Allow these powerful and positive affirmations allow you to set the tone for each day.

Starting your day with some morning mantras, or positive affirmations, might feel silly at first. But with time and practice, I think you will find them to be not only enjoyable, but an essential part of your day as well as your way of thinking.

I have written these mantras and best daily affirmations for you to try. Use them as a guide to make your own, as words that resonate with you alone, to have more meaning and power.

For the time being, feel free to borrow my words to start the daily practice. Hopefully, they will give you some ideas on how to create inspiring affirmations suited just for you.

Also check out our collection of positive energy quotes to elevate your mindset.

Affirmations for positive energy

If I can change my thoughts, I can change anything.

Today I will make progress towards my goals.

My thoughts do not control me, I control my thoughts.

I am capable of what I am willing to work for.

I trust myself, and my instincts, above anyone else.
To love myself, is the ultimate love.
To make small steps towards big goals, is progress.

There is no greater goal than being content with yourself.
No one controls how I feel about myself, but me.
To be positive is to be productive.

No negative thought will take root in my mind.

I am unique, so I will be uniquely successful.

I believe in my ultimate potential.

I do not need anyone's approval but my own.

Never underestimate yourself. You are capable of great things.

I am fulfilling my purpose in this world.
I will achieve great things through small steps.
If you are happy, you are motivated.

I am thankful for what I have, even if it is not perfect.

I will have a positive impact on someone else's day.

My mind and my heart will remain open today.

I can choose to make my curses, my blessings.

You might also like these powerful daily affirmations to create a positive mindset

Best daily affirmations for work and life

My greatest struggles, are my greatest lessons.

I will always remember that I only have control over myself, and my choices.

I will learn what I do and do not have control of. I will let go of the latter.
Always remember that you have enough, you do enough, and most importantly, you are enough.
Be the person that you say you want to be. It is within your control.

I am fierce. I am unafraid. I am bold.

I will love myself the way that I say I want others to. They cannot do for me, what I will not do for myself.

Create a life that makes you excited to get out of bed each day.

Always choose kindness, you never know what someone is going through.

Acts of kindness do not cost a thing, but they return to us great riches.

If it does not serve you, sever it from your life.

If I wish for it, I need to be willing to work for it.

I believe in myself. I am capable of whatever I set my mind too.

I can be kind, fierce, and brave - all at the same time.

I do not need to put anyone down, to build myself up.

I give myself permission to go after what I want.

If it was easy, it would NOT be worth it.

Never miss a chance to make someone's day. You never know when you changed their day.

Never forget that you write your own story. So make it one you will never forget.

Lessons and wisdom is all around us if we are only willing to listen.

I already have everything I need.

I will express my appreciation for those I love each day.

I will not take for granted that people know what I love and appreciate about them.

I release all the negativity within me, and open myself up to happiness and opportunity.

Other positive affirmations to inspire you

I am the architect of my life; I build its foundation and choose its contents.

I am conquering my illness; I am defeating it steadily each day.

Today, I am brimming with energy and overflowing with joy.

I am comfortable looking in the mirror, saying, "I love you, I really love you."

I possess the qualities needed to be extremely successful.

I claim my power and move beyond all limitations.

Creative energy surges through me and leads me to new and brilliant ideas.

Deep at the center of my being is an infinite well of love.

My thoughts are filled with positivity and my life is plentiful with prosperity.

I forgive myself for not being perfect.

Which of these positive affirmations did you like best?

Replacing negative thoughts with positive, hopeful, and inspirational ones can have a profound impact on the tone you set for your day, and how you feel about yourself.

We want to give you the tools to change your perspective, and all it takes is showing you that you possess the power to do that all on your own!

I hope you enjoyed these mantras and positive affirmations. My greatest wish is that they provide you with a map of inspiring thoughts and ideas.

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60 Positive Affirmations You Should Read Daily (2020)

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Your mindset is the most powerful tool that you have, and the best thing you can do with it is to remind yourself off all the good in your life each morning. Positive affirmations and mantras are simple tools which I believe can be an important part of our lives and our mindset.

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NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness)

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NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness)

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NAMI serves as a nationally recognized mental health resource for individuals and families seeking mental health assistance and resources. There is a NAMI assigned to every state, this specifically for navigating through mental health crisis- please read through!

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Therapy for Black Girls is an online space dedicated to encouraging the mental wellness of Black women and girls.

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Psychology Today: Health, Help, Happiness + Find a Therapist

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TutorTrac is an online database used by Academic Support Services to record student attendance and schedule appointments with certified tutors.

Student users can:

Schedule tutoring appointments with certified tutors. Click here for instructions.

Monitor attendance records.

Faculty users can:

Monitor their students' tutorial attendance records. Click here for instructions.

Use the information to offer extra credit incentives.

Faculty: To log-in, please use your BMCC computer login username and password.

Students: To log-in, please use your BMCC student email and password.
Log in to TutorTrac

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Most campus services are offering support to students by email and/or by phone.

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CTAS Learning Center

To schedule an appointment with a Learning Center tutor, you may:

Use TutorTrac, the Learning Center's online appointment system, to schedule an individual appointment. The directions are below.

The Learning Center offers content tutoring for all credit-bearing courses with the exception of mathematics, reading, and writing. See our schedule for current offerings.

1. Access TutorTrac online

2. To log in, enter your QCC username and password. Your username is the first part of your QCC TigerID (before the @ symbol) and your password is your TigerID password.

3. Need help? Contact us at AskCTAS@qcc.cuny.edu or call us at 718-631-6660.

To Schedule an Appointment

1. Login to TutorTrac.

2. To the left of the screen, click on the box labeled Search Availability.

3. In the box labeled Center, select Student Learning Center.

4. In the box labeled Section, select the course for which you would like a tutor.

5. In the box labeled Reason, select the reason you are coming to tutoring.

6. It is recommended that you leave the Consultant box blank.

7. Click Search. The available time slots for tutoring will appear.

8. Click on the day and time that works for you. The Appointments Entry screen will appear.

9. Enter your phone number. This is required. We may need to contact you regarding your appointment.

10. Click Save. You must click Save in order for your appointment to be processed.

11. An automated email will be sent to your Office 365 Student Email account confirming your appointment.

12. You will also receive a second email (to your Office 365 Student Email) with a link and instructions for joining your tutoring session on Blackboard Collaborate.

Student tips for using BB Collaborate.

To Cancel an Appointment

1. Login to TutorTrac.

2. On the TutorTrac Main Menu page you will see a list of your upcoming appointments.

3. Click on the "x" next to the appointment you wish to cancel.

4. A confirmation box will appear.

5. Do not leave any messages in the note box.

6. Click Confirm Cancellation.

7. An automated email will be sent to your Office 365 Student Email confirming your cancellation.

To the left of the screen, click on the box labeled Log Off.

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CTAS Learning Center To schedule an appointment with a Learning Center tutor, you may: Use TutorTrac, the Learning Center's online appointment system, to schedule an individual appointment. The directions are below. The Learning Center offers content tutoring for all credit-bearing courses with the exception of mathematics, reading, and writing.

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Under the umbrella of Student Engagement, the Academic Success Center (ASC) at Guttman Community College provides students opportunities to develop strong academic skills to promote success and become self-motivated learners. Through collaborative efforts with academic affairs and faculty, the ASC enhances, promotes, and develops tutoring and academic success programming.

We are committed to creating a supportive, inclusive, student-centered learning environment, which stimulates critical thinking and productive collaborative learning. Our knowledgeable and skilled tutors work alongside students to develop skills and strategies that students need to succeed in the classroom and beyond.

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Under the umbrella of Student Engagement, the Academic Success Center (ASC) at Guttman Community College provides students opportunities to develop strong academic skills to promote success and become self-motivated learners. Through collaborative efforts with academic affairs and faculty, the ASC enhances, promotes, and develops tutoring and academic success programming.

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The Hostos Academic Learning Center (HALC), located in C-596, is a complete learning environment that allows students to receive the academic help they need in a setting that is rich in resources and support academic success. Throughout the academic year, the HALC programs activities that focus on the skills development of students, including tutorial support and self-guided tutorials.

Tutorial services are available at the HALC in most introductory courses offered at Hostos. Tutors work with students either one-on-one or in small groups to provide general course review and pre-exam preparation.

For more information, please visit us in C-596 or call (718) 518-6624

If you have downloaded the Microsoft Teams APP, you will be able to reach us via video here: HALC ONLINE OFFICE, Monday through Friday, form 9am to 5pm. or just email us at HALCTutoring@hostos.cuny.edu and leave us your phone number.

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The Hostos Academic Learning Center (HALC), located in C-596, is a complete learning environment that allows students to receive the academic help they need in a setting that is rich in resources and support academic success. Throughout the academic year, the HALC programs activities that focus on the skills development of students, including tutorial support and self-guided tutorials.

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lofi study mix for homework ~ [lofi hip hop / jazzhop / chillhop mix] - beats to chill/study/relax

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Disney RELAXING PIANO Collection -Sleep Music, Study Music, Calm Music (Piano Covered by kno)

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How to Drop/Withdraw from a Course

- After you have logged in to CUNYFirst, head to your Student Center.

- From the Student Center, within the Academic Section, you can select “Enroll” located on the left side of Academic Section.

- On the next screen, select the current term you are in.

- Once the list of course(s) you are taking in the current term are loaded, select the classes you wish to drop.

- After selecting the desired course(s) you wish to drop, click on the “Drop Selected Classes” button.

- On the next screen, review the information to ensure that it is correct. If it is, click on “Finish Dropping” to confirm your course dropping/withdrawal.

Once your course has been dropped, your Class Schedule will be reflected and updated accordingly.

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Student Guide to Vaccination Verification

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CUNY Schedule Builder - Registration - Add Drop & Swap Classes

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Adding a Recommender to the CUNY Application

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Federal Student Aid is the largest provider of financial aid for college in the U.S. Understand aid, apply for aid, and manage your student loans today.

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Si desea llenar la versión en español de la solicitud, pulse aquí.

Welcome to the New York State Student Aid Payment Application! This online application process allows you to apply for New York State's Tuition Assistance Program (TAP), as well as for payment of a scholarship for which you have already been approved.

You must submit a FAFSA application to receive payment for TAP. If you have not submitted a FAFSA, go to https://fafsa.gov

A HESCPin account is required to apply. If you currently do not have one you will be able to create one.
Start my application
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The Senator José Peralta New York State DREAM Act gives undocumented and other students access to New York State‐administered grants and scholarships that support their higher education costs.

The DREAM Act opens the doors of higher education to thousands of students, providing access to the new Excelsior Scholarship, the Tuition Assistance Program, as well as other state‐administered scholarships that were not previously available to them.

Step 1: Determining Your Eligibility

Note: A student seeking New York State financial aid, including TAP, for the first time, must pass a federally approved ATB test identified by the Board of Regents if the student does not possess a U.S. high school diploma or its recognized equivalent.

If you fit one of the descriptions below, you may be eligible for one or more NYS student financial aid awards under the DREAM Act:

1. Your permanent home is in NYS and you are or have ONE of the following:

1. Temporary protected status, pursuant to the Federal Immigration Act of 1990

2. Without lawful immigration status (including those with DACA status)

3. AND you meet ONE of the following criteria:

1. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

2. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

3. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma, and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

4. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

5. You are or will be charged the NYS resident in-state tuition rate at a SUNY or CUNY college for a reason other than residency.

2. Your permanent home is outside of NYS and you are or have ONE of the following:

1. U.S. citizen

2. Permanent lawful resident

3. Of a class of refugees paroled by the attorney general under his or her parole authority pertaining to the admission of aliens to the U.S.

4. Temporary protected status, pursuant to the Federal Immigration Act of 1990

5. Without lawful immigration status (including those with DACA status)

6. AND you meet ONE of the following criteria:

1. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

2. You attended a NYS high school for 2 or more years, graduated from a NYS high school, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school diploma OR

3. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma,and enroll or enrolled for undergraduate study at a NYS college within 5 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

4. You received a NYS high school equivalency diploma, and enroll or enrolled for graduate study at a NYS college within 10 years of receiving your NYS high school equivalency diploma OR

5. You are or will be charged the NYS resident in-state tuition rate at a SUNY or CUNY college for a reason other than residency.

Step 2: Completing the Application

Students meeting the NYS Dream Act eligibility criteria can apply for one or more HESC-administered grant and scholarship programs here and be directed to the NYS DREAM Act application powered by International Scholarship & Tuition Services (ISTS).

The application is simple and straight forward, and all information provided will be used ONLY for determining eligibility for and administering awards.

Applicants without lawful immigration status will not be asked for their home address and will NOT have to upload financial records.

Step 3: Monitoring the Status of Your Application

Once you have submitted an application, it is your responsibility to monitor the status of your application and to make sure your application is complete. You will be able to monitor the status of your application online after submitting your application and uploading any required documentation.

Step 4: Award Notification and Acceptance

You will be notified by email when a determination has been made regarding your eligibility for each award for which you have applied. If you are determined to be eligible for an award, your next step will be to accept the award!

For certain awards, you must sign a contract agreeing to live and/or work in New York State for a required number of years after graduation as a condition of receiving the award. If you decide not to accept an award with a post-graduation requirement, please indicate this on the contract.

Start Your Application
By clicking Apply Now, you will be directed to the DREAM Act application, powered by International Scholarship & Tuition Services (ISTS).
Term Definitions

Temporary Protected Status (TPS): allows foreign nationals to remain in the U.S. if during the time they were in the U.S. something catastrophic happened in their country of origin preventing their safe return - for example war, famine, natural disaster, or epidemic. TPS allows people to work legally and be protected from deportation.

T-Visa: allows the granting of lawful status to noncitizen victims of human trafficking, as well as their immediate family members, who assist in the prosecution of the trafficking. It allows people to remain and work temporarily in the U.S.

U-Visa: allows for the granting of lawful status to noncitizen crime victims who suffered significant physical or mental abuse (and their immediate family members) who assist in the prosecution of the crime. It allows people to remain and work temporarily in the U.S.

Without Lawful Immigration Status: living in the U.S. unlawfully either because lawful status never existed (including those with DACA status) or has ended.

Tax Implications

Any award payment received may have tax implications. Any questions regarding this should be directed to a tax professional, the Internal Revenue Service, or the NYS Department of Taxation and Finance.

Step-by-Step User Guide to Completing the NYS DREAM Act Application
User Guide-English. User Guide-Spanish. User Guide-Traditional Chinese. User Guide-Korean
Frequently Asked Questions
View commonly asked questions pertaining to the NYS DREAM Act.
Questions

Please email NYSDREAM@applyISTS.com or call 888-697-4372 with questions about the NYS DREAM Act.

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www.raise.me/ - This is a new site where students are awarded scholarship money from colleges each time they
demonstrate success in high school. Goals such as receiving an A or a B in a class, participating in a school club, or
spending a few hours volunteering in your community could earn a young person money for college. Raise.me is
entirely free. The cost of the program is paid by colleges and charitable foundations such as the Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation, and Facebook’s charitable giving.

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RaiseMe | Earn college scholarships as early as 9th grade

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- Fastweb, which has helped 50 million students find money since the site was founded 15 years
ago, was the first online scholarship matching service and the first free national scholarship matching service.
Fastweb's site indicates they currently have roughly 1.5 million scholarships worth $3.4 billion in their database.

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Established in 1995, Fastweb.com is the largest scholarship database for U.S. students, high school through college, to find free money to pay for school. Students can search and be matched to millions of scholarships, grants, internships, student loans, and other financial aid opportunities for free, in one place.

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Established in 1995, Fastweb.com is the largest scholarship database for U.S. students, high school through college, to find free money to pay for school. Students can search and be matched to millions of scholarships, grants, internships, student loans, and other financial aid opportunities for free, in one place.

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CollegeNET is a technology company that builds web-based tools for event and academic
scheduling, prospect and admissions management, tuition processing, and alumni development for colleges and
universities. CollegeNET also operates a scholarship search engine and social network where students create topics,
participate in discussions, and vote on scholarship winners.

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CollegeNET - Serving Higher Ed Admissions, Scheduling & more!

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Scholarships.com now claims to be the largest free and independent scholarship search and
financial aid information resource on the Internet, with more than 2.7 million scholarships worth a total of $19 billion
in their database

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Welcome to Scholarships.com's Free Scholarship Search! Search from nearly 4 million scholarships, along with other financial aid, including grants and internships, totaling nearly $6 billion. ... Scholarship information is provided by the scholarship provider and updated daily.

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Online Christian College Scholarship Resource Program

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Online Christian College Scholarship Resource Program

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SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

$2,500 Scholarship - Kevin D. from IL
$2,000 Scholarship - Isabelle B. from CO
$1,000 Scholarship - Adam B. from TX
$750 Scholarship - Alexis S. from ID
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