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List of Applications as of July 31, 2011A-Ichea Yamada
CACG Admin AssistantThe CACG Program has hired an administrative assistant to speed up the application process. Please welcome Mr. Tangesechel Mariur, who will be contacting each of you about the status of your application and will be helping you get your documents completed. Tange will take over responsibility for the cacg at palaumoe.net address, so please contact that address if you have any need for assistance.
Fall ApplicationsThe following files have been created based on received correspondence regarding the fall scholarship. A-Ichea Yamada
Scholarship StatusHello All. This is just a brief status alert regarding the scholarships. For the summer applicants, we are generating award letters today and will be mailing them out over the weekend. For the fall applicants, the deadline was extended to July 30, 2011. So please submit your application if you have not yet done so.
What subject do students find themselves most unprepared for when entering college?English
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Mathematics
100% (2 votes)
Social Studies
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Total votes: 2
Registration ProblemsOk, there are some problems with users registering at the site. You have to register to make comments, post to the forum, etc. For now I'll have to manually confirm and send a password to each person who registers. I'll need at most 24 hours to do this for each registrant, until I can fix the automatic registration problem. Thanks for the patience.
Scholarship Application Form (OBSOLETE, DO NOT USE)These are old, obsolete forms, kept here for documentation purpose only. DO NOT USE!!. http://www.palaumoe.net/cacg/sites/default/files/ApplicFormV2.doc http://www.palaumoe.net/cacg/sites/default/files/ApplicFormV2.pdf
CACG Meets StudentsSo far there has been two very educational meetings with students. One in Guam on November 14, 2010, and the second on December 17, 2010 in Honolulu. Both provided invaluable information about how students are doing and how CACG might go about assisting them, which, at this stage, is primarily through supplemental scholarship. It was gratifying to see young Palauans diligently pursuing their college education. It was even more so, to see some of them in graduate studies, struggling but still going forward.
Guam Visit Nov 14A CACG Team will be on Guam on Nov 14-16 to meet with Palauan college students and any other interested palauans, in an effort to get feedback on how achieve the CACG program's goals. While there are many palauans attending college outside of Palau, the MOE does not have much information on how they are doing, what fields they are pursuing, and most importantly, how prepared they were when the left Palau's schools to enter into their post secondary careers.
WelcomeWelcome to the College Access Challenge Grant program website. The program is a one year program, ending on September 30, 2011, intended to improve the Ministry of Education's capability to prepare students for successful post-secondary careers. This site is intended to become a repository for resources and information about college access for palau's students, and to provide a forum for discussions.
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AlertsNoe Yalap is now on board and will manage the CACG program activities. Working with him are Lordan "Tange" Mariur and John Techitong. Contact them at cacg at palaumoe dot net. FormsGet application forms for School Year 2012-2013 here. Old application forms here. Active forum topics |