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LMC seeks to streamline emergency aid process for students
Lake Michigan College is developing a new system to help students who find themselves facing financial emergencies that could cause them to stop coming to classes or drop out. LMC Director of Student Well Being Leslie Navarro tells us a nearly $100,000 grant from the MiLEAP Breaking Barriers Direct to Students program is being combined with existing emergency aid programs into a one-stop shop for students. Whether it’s struggles with paying for …
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LMC using grant to create comprehensive emergency aid program for students
Lake Michigan College is developing a new system to help students who find themselves facing financial emergencies that could cause them to stop coming to classes or drop out. LMC Director of Student Well Being Leslie Navarro tells us a nearly $100,000 grant from the MiLEAP Breaking Barriers Direct to Students program is being combined with existing emergency aid programs into a one-stop shop for students. Whether it’s struggles with paying for …
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