ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRANTS DIRECTORY MARCH 23, 2010

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1 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MARCH 23, 2010

2 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE JULY 1, 2010 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2010 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION I Page(s) ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF GRANTS 1-15 SECTION II TIMELINE OF GRANTS BY BEGINNING DATE 16 SECTION III LISTING OF GRANT APPLICATIONS COMPLETED BY GRANTS OFFICE 17-19

3 SECTION I ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF GRANTS

4 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE JULY 1, 2010 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2010 SECTION I - TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Federal State County Local ADULT EDUCATION FY X * ADVANCE POST TANF DISLOCATED WORKER F X ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION-TD BANK-FY X ATLANTIC CAPE SAFE YOUTH PARTNERSHIP FY X ATLANTIC CAPE WIB ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE-FY X ATLANTIC CAPE WIB LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE PREP-FY X ATLANTIC CAPE WIB LITERACY INITIATIVE F X ATLANTIC CAPE WIB SUPPLEMENTAL LEARNING LAB-FY X ATLANTIC CAPE WIB YOUTH PLANNING INITIATIVE-FY X CAREER ACADEMY GRANT 6 X * EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FUND 7 X GIS WORKFORCE EDUCATION PROJECT OF SOUTHERN NJ 8 X NJ DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CT CUSTOMIZED TRAINING 9 X NJ DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CT CUSTOMIZED TRAINING 9 X NJ DEPARTMENT OF LABOR LT LITERACY 10 X PERKINS FY X * SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM) 11 X STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES FY X STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES FY X TECH PREP FY X * TECH PREP FY X * WILLLIAM SPANGLER LIBRARY SPEAKER SERIES 13 X YOUTH CAREER ADV (OUT OF SCHOOL) ATL CNTY FY X YOUTH CAREER ADV (OUT OF SCHOOL) CAPE MAY CNTY-FY X YOUTH PROF OPPORTUNITIES PROG (IN-SCH) ATL CNTY FY X YOUTH SUMMER COLLEGE PREP PROGRAM FY X FEDERAL FLOW THRU - X * Date: 3/23/2010

5 Goals of Grant ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Date Received 7/1/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $785,660 Matching obligations of the college Amount received to date $396,214 Amount Expended $341,444 Adult Education FY2010 Federal Flow Through - State of New Jersey Department of Labor ACCC is partner in Atlantic County Basic Skills Consortium (with Cape May County Technical School District, Pleasantville Public Schools & Literacy Volunteers-Cape Atlantic) to provide basic skills ABE, GED, and ESL instruction to Atlantic and Cape May County residents. Enable adults to acquire basic literacy skills and English Literacy/Civics instruction. Assist limited English proficient adults to acquire skills and knowledge to become active and informed parents, workers and community members. 25% match (in kind) total from all consortium partners Page 1

6 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Advance Post TANF Dislocated Worker for Healthcare Careers (FY10-03) Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board Provides training and career planning and exploration activities to Post TANF recipients who are unemployed or at risk of becoming unemployed. Students are enrolled in ACCC classes based on testing requirements and choice of a career path within high-demand Health career occupations. Goals of Grant Train students in high-demand Health career occupations including: Certified Nurse Aide Certified Home Health Aide for CNA Medical Assistant Phlebotomy Patient Care Tech Electrocardiogram Technician Central Service Technician Medical Administrative Office Specialist. Medical Billing and Coding All courses prepare students to take National Certification exams in their field. Date Received 6/17/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 to 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $65,446 Amount received to date $0 Amount Expended $19,799 Page 2

7 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation FY09-26 TD Bank (Youth Career) 1. Provide training for 8 eligible year olds for one of the following careers: CNA, Office Applications professional, Phlebotomy, Home Health Aide, EKG, and Slot Technology 2. Provide Textbooks, health assessments and medical insurance as needed. 3. Provide content tutors as needed. 4. Provide childcare and transportation expense assistance. Goals of Grant Provide training for 8 eligible year olds Department Administering Date Received 2/13/09 Length of grant/contract 11/1/08-10/30/09 Dollar Amount $25,000 Amount received to date $16,746 Amount Expended $16,044 Atlantic Cape Safe Youth Partnership-FY09-16 Federal Flow Through - Atlantic Cape Safe Youth Partnership Stockton and Atlantic Cape Community College Collaboration To enable qualified non-profit corporations and faith based community organizations to obtain continuing professional development related to the Atlantic Cape Safe Youth Partnership (ACSTP) Project Goals of Grant Offer training and development at various campus locations of ACCC and Stockton Offer training and development on site at partnership member organizations. Develop the concept of an Institute for Community Development to assist nonprofit agencies to become sustainable and self sufficient Date Received 11/10/08 Length of grant/contract 10/1/08 through 9/30/09 Dollar Amount $43,537 Amount received to date $33,945 Amount Expended $29,360 Indirect Cost Recovered $2,016 Page 3

8 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Atlantic Cape WIB English as a Second Language (FY10-05) Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board Provide English as a Second Language (ESL) Instruction under American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding to adults (18 years or older), individuals receiving public assistance and/or dislocated workers Goals of Grant Provide ESL instruction to low income adults (18 years or older), individuals receiving public assistance and/or dislocated workers at Atlantic County One Stop and Worthington Atlantic City Campus Department Administering Date Received 6/25/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09-12/31/09 Dollar Amount $24,304 Amount received to date $19,829 Amount Expended $20,277 Atlantic Cape May WIB - LEED Green Associate Preparation FY10-29 Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board (ARRA) ACCC will prepare students to take the U.S. Green Building Council LEED Green Associate Exam and provide students with essential job readiness, customer service and basic computer skills. Goals of Grant Five individuals will enroll in the training program Four individuals will complete the training program Three individuals will secure employment Date Received 10/14/2009 Length of grant/contract 10/17/09 11/17/09 Dollar Amount $3,687 Amount received to date $3,058 Amount Expended $2,780 Page 4

9 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Atlantic Cape WIB Literacy Initiative-FY10-11 Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board Addresses literacy issues specific to the One Stop Learning Links in Pleasantville, Wildwood and Hammonton. Goals of Grant Provide Learning Link tutoring for the One Stops in Atlantic and Cape May counties Department Administering Date Received 6/29/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09-6/30/10 Dollar Amount $193,998 Amount received to date $18,084 Amount Expended $103,816 Atlantic Cape WIB Supplemental Learning Lab FY10-04 Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board Provide literacy remediation under American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding for low income adults (18 years or older), receiving public assistance and/or dislocated workers Goals of Grant Provide literacy remediation through Supplemental Learning Labs that will operate in Atlantic and Cape May counties to individuals with a TABE score between a 4 th and 6 th grade level. Department Administering Date Received 6/25/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09-6/30/10 Dollar Amount $121,973 Amount received to date $18,566 Amount Expended $50,736 Page 5

10 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Atlantic Cape WIB Youth Planning Initiative (FY10-02) Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board ACCC will deliver professional services to Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board in support of youth services. Goals of Grant Support the School Counts program in various high schools in Atlantic and Cape May Counties Enable students to obtain a School Counts certificate Date Received 6/17/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09-06/30/10 Dollar Amount $12,000 Amount received to date $3,000 Amount Expended $3,324 Goals of Grant Date Received 7/1/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $22,225 Amount received to date $0 Amount Expended $1,058 Career Academy Grant Federal Flow Through - State of New Jersey Department of Education ACCC is a partner in a grant with Egg Harbor Township High School (lead agency) to assist the high school in upgrading their Child Development/Child Care curriculum supporting improvement of vocational programs. 1. Provide assistance in development of structural framework for a four-year education/training academy. 2. Participate in the EHT Advisory Board with a crosssection of stakeholders. 3. Provide high school students with the opportunity to earn college credit. 4. Provide assistance with marketing and recruitment efforts for program retention. 5. Provide career information relevant to the ACCC Child Development/Child Care program. Academic Affairs Page 6

11 Goals of Grant ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Date Received 6/1/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $182,468 Matching obligations of the college $148,097 Amount received to date $138,713 Amount Expended $124,050 Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) State of New Jersey Comprehensive program that offers a variety of academic support services to a diverse group of eligible students who exhibit the potential to be successful in college although they may lack the finances and/or academic preparation Offer academic support services (workshops/seminars, counseling, career development, transfer assistance, etc.) to enhance academic success Increase the graduation and transfer rates of this highrisk population Provide financial assistance to eligible students Encourage student leadership by offering training and opportunities for participation Dean of Students, Student Support Services Page 7

12 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GIS Workforce Education Project of Southern NJ US Department of Labor Employment & Training Admin The GIS Workforce Education Project of Southern NJ will focus on the GIS technology field and will build ACCC s capacity to provide academic and workforce training programs that address the emerging needs for incumbent, ancillary, and future workers in the technology of GIS. The project will focus on these objectives: Create a GIS Workforce Education Model relevant to the labor market in the southern NJ coastal region, Train entry level and advanced GIS users for geospatial industry certifications, Integrate GIS education into multiple academic disciplines, Establish a pipeline for GIS education for students transitioning from high school to community college to four year colleges and universities. Goals of Grant The GIS Workforce Education Project of Southern NJ will focus on the GIS technology field and will build ACCC s capacity to provide academic and workforce training programs that address the emerging needs for incumbent, ancillary, and future workers in the technology of GIS. Department Administering Academic Affairs Date Received 2/24/09 Length of grant/contract 2/15/09-2/14/12 Dollar Amount $1,250,909 Matching obligations of the college $690,919 Amount received to date $186,132 Amount Expended $275,277 Indirect Cost Recovered $3,348 Page 8

13 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLOSED NJ Department Of Labor CT State of New Jersey The Casino Customized Consortium Grant will upgrade the skills of more than 2,500 incumbent casino employees in nine local casinos. This grant will provide opportunities for upward mobility, professional development and career advancement. Goals of Grant The focus of the training is supervisory courses for casino employees, technology skills in Microsoft Office, A+ and Networking Skills, Spanish for supervisors, culinary skills, table games and advanced electronics Date Received 7/15/08 Length of grant/contract 7/4/08 7/4/09 Dollar Amount $481,950 Amount received to date $380,369 Amount Expended $249,065 Indirect Cost Recovered $131,304 NJ Department Of Labor CT State of New Jersey The Casino Customized Consortium Grant will upgrade the skills of more than 2,700 incumbent casino employees in ten local casinos. This grant will provide opportunities for upward mobility and enhance existing employee skills for career advancement. Goals of Grant The focus of the training is supervisory courses for casino employees, technology skills in Microsoft Office, A+ and Networking Skills, programming, Spanish for supervisors, culinary skills, table games, surveillance and online Ed2Go courses. Date Received 10/13/09 Length of grant/contract 10/16/09 10/16/10 Dollar Amount $475,990 Amount received to date $7,201 Amount Expended $43,530 Page 9

14 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE NJ Department Of Labor LT State of New Jersey The Casino Literacy Consortium Grant will upgrade the skills of more than 1,000 incumbent casino employees in ten local casinos. This grant will provide opportunities for career development by offering literacy training in technology and English skills. Goals of Grant The focus of the training is basic computer skills (introductory computer concepts, word processing, and spreadsheets) and various levels of English as a Second Language classes. Date Received 9/21/09 Length of grant/contract 9/16/09 9/16/10 Dollar Amount $207,700 Amount received to date $131,245 Amount Expended $84,020 Perkins FY2010 Federal Flow Through - State of NJ Department of Education-CFDA # PROJ# PSFS7101 To strengthen academic and vocational skills of students in vocational programs through technology and expanded/enhanced instruction; also provides for staff professional development. Goals of Grant To support academic programs through the purchase of appropriate hardware and software that will provide students a strong experience in the use of technology. To support recruitment activities for academic/vocational programs. To support a portion of the cost for library databases. To support the cost for Web CT for online classes. To provide professional development opportunities for faculty, counselors, and staff. To provide services and activities that help ACCC achieve mandated Program Performance Standards and Measures. Academic Affairs Date Received 7/14/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $591,268 Matching obligations of the college Fringe differential (above 29%). Amount received to date $192,124 Amount Expended $319,247 Page 10

15 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) US Department of Education PR/Award #P116Z Consolidated Appropriations Act Funds will support furniture, fixtures and equipment (FFE) in the new STEM facility. Goals of Grant The STEM center will benefit the students, employers and community at large of ACCC. Increasing demand for science-based instruction and growing career opportunities in the science/health/hospitality fields serve as the impetus for this most needed mission-based facility. Academic Affairs Date Received 7/21/09 Length of grant/contract 9/1/09 8/31/10 Dollar Amount $381,000 Amount received to date $0 Amount Expended $35,950 CLOSED Student Support Services FY2009 US Department of Education PR/Award #P042A Goals of Grant Comprehensive program that offers a variety of services and activities to increase retention, graduation and transfer rates of first generation (parents have not earned a bachelor s degree), low-income and/or disabled college students Offer academic support services (workshops/seminars, counseling, career development, transfer assistance, etc. to enhance academic success Increase the graduation and transfer rate of this high-risk population Offer individualized tutoring for Developmental Math and English to program participants Offer cultural activities to enhance cultural awareness Dean of Students, Student Support Services Date Received 9/1/08 Length of grant/contract 9/1/08 8/30/09 Dollar Amount $292,905 Matching obligations of the college $106,254 Amount received to date $282,697 Amount Expended $282,697 Page 11

16 Goals of Grant ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Date Received 9/1/09 Length of grant/contract 9/1/09 8/31/10 Dollar Amount $292,905 Matching obligations of the college $127,334 Amount received to date $118,116 Amount Expended $140,091 Student Support Services FY2010 US Department of Education PR/Award #P042A Comprehensive program that offers a variety of services and activities to increase retention, graduation and transfer rates of first generation (parents have not earned a bachelor s degree), low-income and/or disabled college students Offer academic support services (workshops/seminars, counseling, career development, transfer assistance, etc. to enhance academic success Increase the graduation and transfer rate of this high-risk population Offer individualized tutoring for Developmental Math and English to program participants Offer cultural activities to enhance cultural awareness Dean of Students, Student Support Services CLOSED Tech Prep FY2009 Federal Flow Through - State of NJ Department of Education-ACCC is a partner in the consortium (CMCTS is lead agency) CFDA# CONT# The Tech Prep Program provides funding to improve the transitional mechanisms that will provide students with a seamless transition from secondary to postsecondary education. The concentration will be in the area of Criminal Justice (Corrections and Public Safety/Homeland Security). The project aims for improvement of curriculum and instruction as well as expanded articulation between secondary and postsecondary Academic Affairs Date Received 6/16/08 Length of grant/contract 9/1/08 8/31/09 (Year 2/3) Dollar Amount $60,000 Matching obligations of the college Fringe differential above 8.97%-Part-time Amount received to date $48,937 Amount Expended $48,937 Page 12

17 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Date Received 5/28/09 Length of grant/contract 9/1/09 8/31/10 (Year 3/3) Dollar Amount $60,000 Matching obligations of the college Amount received to date $0 Amount Expended $20,298 Goals of Grant Date Received 8/3/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $2,400 Matching obligations of the college $4,620 Amount received to date $2,160 Amount Expended $1,211 Tech Prep FY2010 Federal Flow Through - State of NJ Department of Education-ACCC is a partner in the consortium (CMCTS is lead agency) CFDA# CONT# The Tech Prep Program provides funding to improve the transitional mechanisms that will provide students with a seamless transition from secondary to postsecondary education. The concentration will be in the area of Criminal Justice (Corrections and Public Safety/Homeland Security). The project aims for improvement of curriculum and instruction as well as expanded articulation between secondary and postsecondary Academic Affairs Fringe differential above 8.97%-Part-time William Spangler Library Speaker Series New Jersey Council of the Humanities ACCC provided an opportunity to showcase the scholarships of four experts from diverse fields as well as to celebrate the transformation of the Mays Landing library into a state of the art information commons. The Lecture Series included: 1. The Meaning of the Civil War 2. The Persephone Myth 3. The Anatomy Murders: A History of the Notorious Burke and Hare Murder Case 4. The Art of Spying: Intelligence in the 21 st Century Academic Affairs Page 13

18 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Youth Career Advancement Program FY10-08 Out of School Atlantic County Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board Provide Certified Nurse Aide training for WIA eligible Atlantic County Out of School Youth ages Goals of Grant Provide Certified Nurse Aide training for (10) WIA eligible Atlantic County Out of School Youth ages and prepare students to sit for the NJDHSS written examination Date Received 6/12/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 to 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $51,980 Amount received to date $2,697 Amount Expended $13,268 Youth Career Advancement Program FY10-09 Out of School - Cape May County Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board Provide Certified Nurse Aide training for WIA eligible Cape May County Out of School Youth ages Goals of Grant Provide Phlebotomy training for (8) WIA eligible Cape May County Out of School Youth ages that will lead to a nationally recognized certification Date Received 6/12/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 to 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $40,000 Amount received to date $2,892 Amount Expended $7,267 Page 14

19 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Youth Professional Opportunities Program FY10-10 In-School - Atlantic County Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board Provide In School Youth, Retail, Sales and Service Training instruction as part of collaboration with Oakcrest High School and Atlantic County Alternative High School. It is offered to low income youth with additional obstacles who are enrolled in the Alternative Route program. It will include instruction, program coordination and support for a maximum of 12 participants. Goals of Grant Provide Retail skills enhancement (Customer Service) classes to In School Youth in support of the Retail industry. Upon completion of program, students will be prepared to sit for National Certifications in Professional Customer Service and Sales. Date Received 6/12/09 Length of grant/contract 7/1/09 to 6/30/10 Dollar Amount $71,268 Amount received to date $24,299 Amount Expended $25,983 Youth Summer College Prep Program FY10-30 Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board (ARRA) ACCC will provide a Youth Summer College Preparation program to teach Atlantic and Cape May County youth (16-24 years of age) tools for career exploration and workforce preparation, through conferences, transition sessions and work readiness programs. In addition to in class training, participants 20 year of age and above will be assigned to work sites. Goals of Grant 700 youth will participate in College Prep Conferences and Transition Sessions 85 youth will participate in the Work Readiness (Work Site) Program Date Received 7/13/09 Length of grant/contract 7/15/09 3/31/10 Dollar Amount $134,008 Amount received to date $20,306 Amount Expended $84,595 Page 15

20 SECTION II TIMELINE BY BEGINNING DATE

21 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TIMELINE BY BEGINNING DATE Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 NJDOL CT CUSTOMIZED TRAINING STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES-FY2009 TECH PREP FY2009 ATLANTIC CAPE SAFE YOUTH PARTNERSHIP-FY09-16 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUND-TD BANK CROSSOVER CROSSOVER CROSSOVER CROSSOVER CROSSOVER ATLANTIC CAPE WIB ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE-FY10-05 ADULT EDUCATION FY 2010 ADVANCE POST TANF DISLOCATED WORKER FY10-03 ATLANTIC CAPE WIB LITERACY INITIATIVE FY10-11 ATLANTIC CAPE WIB SUPPLEMENTAL LEARN LAB-FY10-04 ATLANTIC CAPE WIB-YOUTH PLANNING INITIATIVE-FY10-02 CAREER ACADEMY GRANT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FUND GIS WORKFORCE EDUCATION PROJECT OF SOUTHERN NJ CROSSOVER CROSSOVER PERKINS WILLIAM SPANGLER LIBRARY SPEAKER SERIES YOUTH CAREER ADV-OUT OF SCHOOL-ATL CNTY-FY10-08 YOUTH CAREER ADV-OUT OF SCHOOL-CM CNTY-FY10-09 YOUTH CAREER ADV-IN SCHOOL-ATL CNTY-FY10-10 YOUTH SUMMER COLLEGE PREP PROG-FY10-30 ATLANTIC CAPE MAY WIB-LEED GREEN ASSOC PREP-FY10-29 NJ DEPT OF LABOR - LT LITERACY SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATH (STEM) STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES-FY2010 TECH PREP FY2010 NJ DEPT OF LABOR - CT CUSTOMIZED TRAINING CROSSOVER CROSSOVER CROSSOVER CROSSOVER CROSSOVER Cross Over From Fiscal 2009 To Fiscal Year 2010 Fiscal Year 2010 Cross Over From Fiscal Year 2010 to Fiscal Year 2011 Page 16

22 SECTION III GRANT APPLICATIONS

23 Status Pending Date submitted Atlantic Cape Community College Complete List of Funding Applications Submitted by Grants Office American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Funds Highlighted in Yellow Grant name and agency Agency contact Project title and summary 3/12/2010 Keep America Beautiful/Coca-Cola Pending Feb U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Economic Development Administration Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending 2/13/2010 Federal Congressional Appropriations Program 2/13/2010 Federal Congressional Appropriations Program 2/13/2010 Federal Congressional Appropriations Program 12/20/2009 YouthBuild Program, NJ Attorney General's Office (administrator of federal funds for YouthBuild) -- ARRA FUNDING 12/14/2009 US Department of Education, Student Support Services Gordon Dahl (SJ Economic Development District) Deborah Walsh or Lavelle Redmond; (202) In-kind donation of 10 recycling bins for college use STEM building construction/equip ment for Aviation and Technology Studies Institute Aviation and Technology Studies Institute Health Professions Institute Solar Training Center of Atlantic and Cape May Counties YouthBuild program for Atlantic City Renewal of Atlantic Cape's existing SSS grant. Funding request in-kind donation -- approximat e value Dept. contact Rich P. Outcome or next steps Decision will be announced in April $2,000 $2,000,000 Rich P. We are waiting to hear from Gordon on outcome of pre-proposal submitted Feb Next step will be to submit full proposal when invited. $ 300,000 Otto Hernandez $ 300,000 Megan Gargiulo $ 130,000 Jean McAlister approximat ely $50,000 Jean McAlister $ 220,000 Paula Davis Outcome expected in spring Outcome expected in spring Outcome expected in spring Applied as subgrantee with Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City. Funding put on hold by Christie administration. Monitor funding decision. Dept of Ed expected to announce decisions by April Page 17

24 Pending Pending 11/9/2009 Stonyfield Farms Profits for the Planet (PFP) program 11/1/2009 CapeBank Charitable Foundation Atlantic Cape Community College Complete List of Funding Applications Submitted by Grants Office American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Funds Highlighted in Yellow Chandra Carson, President s Office, Special Projects Manager, ccarson@stonyfield.com Academy of Culinary Arts Capital campaign and scholarship support Awarded 11/1/2009 Seeds of Change Seed donation for Academy of Culinary Art's organic greenhouse $10,000 Kelly McClay $40,000 per year over 5 years in-kind donation -- approximat e value $500 Program reviews proposals on quarterly basis. Will check in with Chandra by April Pat Gentile Dr. Gentile, Maria Kellett and Dr. Mora continuing follow-up. Kelly McClay College received in-kind donation of seeds for organic greenhouse in Feb If useful, we will apply again next year. Withdrawn Denied 10/23/2009 U.S. Dept. of Commerce, National Telecommunications Information Administration (NTIA) -- ARRA FUNDING 10/5/2009 US Dept. of Labor ETA, ARRA Health Care Sector and Other High Growth and Emerging Industries (SGA/DFA PY 09-01) -- ARRA FUNDING Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, Public Computing Centers Health Professions Institute n/a NJ Council of County Colleges elected to apply with NJ State Libraries, not the community colleges. Atlantic Cape's preapplication not used. $2,000,000 Megan Gargiulo Application not funded -- extremely competitive climate (734 proposals submitted; 55 selected for award). We are requesting review comments. Denied 9/29/2009 U.S. Dept. of Labor, ARRA Pathways Out of Poverty: Competitive Grants for Green Job Training -- ARRA FUNDING Solar technician training course $200,000 Jean McAlister Application not funded -- extremely competitive climate. Page 18

25 Pending 9/14/2009 National Endowment for the Humanities, Enduring Questions Program Atlantic Cape Community College Complete List of Funding Applications Submitted by Grants Office American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Funds Highlighted in Yellow We requested a grant of $25,000 for Richard Benner to develop a new humanities course exploring the "enduring question" of "What is Freedom?". $ 25,000 Richard Benner Applicants will be notified of decision by in March 2010 Pending 9/1/2009 Local Govt. Greenhouse Gas Reduction Grant Program, NJ Dept. of Enviro Protection Office of Planning and Sustainable Communities ghggrants@dep.sta te.nj.uss Green Campus Initiative $ 105,000 Rich P. Funding put on hold indefinitely by Christie administration. Page 19