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Attachment AFY 2006 Plan
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| Strategic Goals | Synopsis of TCU Program that Relates to Goal | Performance Measure for Each Program | Projected Funding for Program | Funding Category | Relationship to Mandates in E.O. 13270 |
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| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 2 and 3; DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objective D | Research Projects - To Be Determined | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $150,000 | Research & Development | Institutional Capacity |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 2 and 3; DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objective D | On-the-Job Training/Supportive Services (OJT/SS) Program is a pre-apprenticeship program and through partnerships between State governments and the construction industry, provides annual funding for OJT/SS projects with innovative approaches and nationwide implications to support employment opportunities for people moving from welfare-to-work, women and minorities in fields of highway construction and transportation technology. Training can take place at a Tribal college/university. Tribal Technical Assistance Program (TTAP) provides training, transfer of highway technology and technical assistance to rural, local and Tribal governments. The TTAP Centers conduct a variety of activities that include a communication center that links local highway agencies, Tribal governments, States, universities and the Federal Government. |
Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $659,142 | Training & Technical Assistance | Long-term Development |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 4; and DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objectives D and E | Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program awards fellowships to qualified students at various colleges and universities pursuing degrees in transportation-related disciplines. This program advances transportation education, research and workforce development and encompasses all modes of transportation. | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $50,000 | Fellowships, Internships, Recruitment, IPAs | Educational Achievement |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 4; and DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objectives D and E | National Summer Transportation Institute Program is a four-to-five week program designed to encourage and motivate secondary school students to pursue transportation related careers. The students actively participate in a series of academic and practical experiences. | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $212,449 | Student Tuition Assistance, Scholarships and Other Aid | Long-term Development |
Additional Information:
Signature of Agency Liaison
Frederick D. Isler - Associate Administrator for Civil Rights
Name of Agency Liaison
Agency Name: Federal Highway Administration
| Strategic Goals | Synopsis of TCU Program that Relates to Goal | Performance Measure for Each Program | Projected Funding for Program | Funding Category | Relationship to Mandates in E.O. 13270 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 2 and 3; DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objective D | Research Projects - To Be Determined | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $175,000 | Research & Development | Institutional Capacity |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 2 and 3; DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objective D | On-the-Job Training/Supportive Services (OJT/SS) Program is a pre-apprenticeship program and through partnerships between State governments and the construction industry, provides annual funding for OJT/SS projects with innovative approaches and nationwide implications to support employment opportunities for people moving from welfare-to-work, women and minorities in fields of highway construction and transportation technology. Training can take place at a Tribal college/university. Tribal Technical Assistance Program (TTAP) provides training, transfer of highway technology and technical assistance to rural, local and Tribal governments. The TTAP Centers conduct a variety of activities that include a communication center that links local highway agencies, Tribal governments, States, universities and the Federal Government. |
Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $819,669 | Training & Technical Assistance | Long-term Development |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 4; and DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objectives D and E | Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program awards fellowships to qualified students at various colleges and universities pursuing degrees in transportation-related disciplines. This program advances transportation education, research and workforce development and encompasses all modes of transportation. | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $110,000 | Fellowships, Internships, Recruitment, IPAs | Educational Achievement |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 4; and DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objectives D and E | National Summer Transportation Institute Program is a four-to-five week program designed to encourage and motivate secondary school students to pursue transportation related careers. The students actively participate in a series of academic and practical experiences. | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $252,449 | Student Tuition Assistance, Scholarships and Other Aid | Long-term Development |
Additional Information:
Signature of Agency Liaison
Frederick D. Isler - Associate Administrator for Civil Rights
Name of Agency Liaison
Agency Name: Federal Highway Administration
| Strategic Goals | Synopsis of TCU Program that Relates to Goal | Performance Measure for Each Program | Projected Funding for Program | Funding Category | Relationship to Mandates in E.O. 13270 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 2 and 3; DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objective D | Research Projects - To Be Determined | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $200,000 | Research & Development | Institutional Capacity |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 2 and 3; DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objective D | On-the-Job Training/Supportive Services (OJT/SS) Program is a pre-apprenticeship program and through partnerships between State governments and the construction industry, provides annual funding for OJT/SS projects with innovative approaches and nationwide implications to support employment opportunities for people moving from welfare-to-work, women and minorities in fields of highway construction and transportation technology. Training can take place at a Tribal college/university. Tribal Technical Assistance Program (TTAP) provides training, transfer of highway technology and technical assistance to rural, local and Tribal governments. The TTAP Centers conduct a variety of activities that include a communication center that links local highway agencies, Tribal governments, States, universities and the Federal Government. |
Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $846,358 | Training & Technical Assistance | Long-term Development |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 4; and DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objectives D and E | Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program awards fellowships to qualified students at various colleges and universities pursuing degrees in transportation-related disciplines. This program advances transportation education, research and workforce development and encompasses all modes of transportation. | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $120,000 | Fellowships, Internships, Recruitment, IPAs | Educational Achievement |
| E.O. 13270, Sec 3c objectives 4; and DOT, DOCR, Strategic Planning Objectives D and E | National Summer Transportation Institute Program is a four-to-five week program designed to encourage and motivate secondary school students to pursue transportation related careers. The students actively participate in a series of academic and practical experiences. | Number and Amount of Awards to TCUs | $292,449 | Student Tuition Assistance, Scholarships and Other Aid | Long-term Development |
Additional Information:
Signature of Agency Liaison
Frederick D. Isler - Associate Administrator for Civil Rights
Name of Agency Liaison
Three-Year Plan Date: December 7, 2006 (Fiscal Years 2006 - 2008) to Implement Executive Order 13270 on Tribal Colleges and Universities