前线的未来

During 密歇根’s shutdown in spring of 2020 due to the COVID-19, many residents had to put their health and lives on the line working in industries that were critical to keeping our state running. Those frontline workers worked in a job that required them to work outside of their home, putting themselves at risk of exposure. Examples of those industries are listed below. If you’re not sure if your job is eligible, you can call 517-636-7000.

• Chemical supply chains and safety
• 化工厂
• 实验室
• 配电设施
• Communications and information technology (IT), including news media
• 新闻媒体
• 电讯公司(e).g. AT&T, T - mobile)
• 指挥中心
• 客户服务中心
• 配电设施
• 关键的制造业
• 制造工厂
• 加工厂
• 国防工业基地
• 国防承包商
• 它的工人
• 保安人员及人员
• 能源
• Mining companies, production facilities or power plants
• 配电设施
• On- or off-shore drilling or renewable energy companies
• 金融服务
• 银行
• Non-bank financial or lending companies
• 呼叫中心
• 会计师事务所
• 粮食和农业
• Grocery stores or convenience stores
• 餐厅
• 农场或牧场
• Diesel/ethanol facilities, storage facilities, or sawmills
• 配电设施
• 实验室
• 有害物质
• 卫生保健和公共卫生
• 诊所
• 医院
• 长期护理设施
• 在家护理
• Vendors/suppliers/retail facilities for hygiene products and medical goods, supplies, and materials
• Cleaning and waste management facilities, including hazardous waste
• Law enforcement, public safety, and first responders
• 警察局或消防局
• 监狱
• 安全公司
• 配电设施 developing or supplying safety equipment and/or uniforms for all public safety personnel
• Vendors or suppliers who maintain and provide services and supplies to public safety facilities
• Other community-based 政府ernment operations and essential functions
• 当地政府
• 州政府
• Public education, including K-12 and higher education 
• 动物园或水族馆
• Permitting, licensing, or credentialing offices for essential workers and their operations
• 公共工程
• 垃圾填埋操作
• Dam engineering/inspection companies
• 建筑公司
• Structural and bridge inspection companies
• 维护公司
• 交通物流
• 仓库工人
• 运输公司
• Transportation repair shops/companies
• 出租车或拼车公司
• Driving training and education centers
• Towing and recovery or roadside assistance companies
• 水和废水
• Wastewater treatment or collection facilities
• 社区 water system companies/facilities
• Water distribution and testing facilities
• Additional critical infrastructure workers
• Wastewater treatment or collection facilities
• 社区 water system companies/facilities
• Water distribution and testing facilities

Identified by Governor Whitmer in Executive Orders 2020-21 and 2020-70:

• Workers providing childcare for other critical infrastructure workers, including workers at disaster relief childcare centers
• Workers at suppliers, distribution centers or service providers
• Workers in the insurance industry unable to work remotely
• Workers for businesses or operations that provide minimum basic needs to the economically disadvantaged or otherwise needy individuals, individuals who need assistance as a result of COVID-19 and people with disabilities
• Workers critical to labor union functions unable to work remotely
• Workers at retail stores selling groceries, 医疗用品, and products necessary to maintain the safety, sanitation and basic operation of residences or motor vehicles, 包括便利店, 宠物用品店, 汽车用品和修理店, hardware and home maintenance stores, 以及家电零售商
• Workers at laundromats, coin laundries and dry cleaners
• Workers for garden stores, nurseries, lawn care, pest control and landscaping operations
• Workers at motor vehicle dealerships or deliver motor vehicles to customers
• 酒店和汽车旅馆的工人
• Maintenance workers and groundskeepers
• Workers for moving or storage operations

会计证书

Administrative Office Specialist Certificate

汽车工程技术 Certificate

汽车服务技术 Certificate

Computer Information Systems: App Development Certificate

Computer Information Systems: System Administration Specialist Certificate

Computer Information Systems: PC 支持 Technician Certificate

Construction Management Technology: Heavy and Industrial Certificate 刑事司法证书

Construction Management Technology: Residential and Light Commercial Certificate

刑事司法证书

Culinary Skills and Management Certificate

Cybersecurity and Information Assurance Certificate

幼儿教育 Certificate

平面设计:数字媒体 Certificate

平面设计:插画 Certificate

平面设计: Web Design Certificate

机械设计技术 Certificate

计量技术证书

实用护理证书

Product and Process Technology: CAD/CAM Technician Certificate

Product and Process Technology: CNC Technician Certificate

质量技术证书

太阳能证书

网页设计-基本证书

焊接技术: Advanced Certificate

风能证书

会计

汽车工程技术

汽车服务技术

企业管理

Computer Information Systems: 会计

Computer Information Systems: App Development

Computer Information Systems: Computer Science

Computer Information Systems: Cybersecurity and Information Assurance

Computer Information Systems: Office Professional

Computer Information Systems: PC 支持 Technician

Computer Information Systems: System Administration Specialist

Construction Management Technology

刑事司法/执法

幼儿教育

Electrical Engineering Technology

美术

游戏设计与开发

通用技术

平面设计

平面设计:数字媒体

平面设计:插画

平面设计: Interaction Design

制造技术

机械设计技术

Mechanical Engineering Technology

核工程技术

护理、注册

PN到RN程序选项

呼吸治疗

Teacher Paraprofessional (Elementary Education)

焊接技术

Are there credit hour requirements for 前线的未来 资金?

是的. Students who receive 前线的未来 资金 must take six credit hours each semester to receive the 资金. 

GPA要求是什么?

Students need to maintain at least a 2.0 grade point average since the start of receiving 前线的未来 资金.

Do I need to apply for financial aid?

是的. In order to receive 前线的未来 资金, students must have a completed Free Application for Federal Student 援助 on file for the correct academic year. For the Fall 2022 semester, a 2022-2023 FAFSA is needed. 

What costs does 前线的未来 cover?

The program covers Monroe County-resident tuition for billable contact hours, as well as registration and technology fees.

What costs does 前线的未来 not cover?

It does not cover lab fees, course fees, books and supplies.

如果我住在门罗县以外, can I still take advantage of 前线的未来 Funding at MCCC?

是的, but the program will not cover the difference between in-country tuition and out-of-county tuition. 

平均绩点要求:

Students need to maintain at least a 2.0 grade point average since the start of receiving F4F 资金. 累积的2.0 GPA is calculated at the end of each 12-month period of enrollment. The first 12-month period begins at the start of the student's first semester as an F4F participant in which they are enrolled at least 6 credit hours. If the student does not meet this eligibility requirement they will permanently lose the ability to participate in the F4F program.

Continuous Enrollment Requirement:

In addition to being enrolled at least half-time (6 or more credit hours), the 前线的未来 program requires that students attend at least two semesters within a twelve-month period. Students who do not meet these criteria lose their eligibility for the program. The credit hours you attend must apply towards your program of study at MCCC.

请假上诉:

We know that life and program availability sometimes disrupts college attendance. 因此, there is an option for you to appeal the continuous enrollment requirement and request that you be allowed to continue as a 前线的未来 recipient. Students may request the 请假上诉 form through the 金融援助 Office.

Appeals will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Appeals may be granted for reinstatement or denied reinstatement.

退课:

For a student's first 12-month period receiving F4F 资金, the scholarship will cover the tuition and mandatory fee costs of courses from which the student withdraws. From the second semester of a student's 2nd 12-month period and on, the tuition and mandatory fee costs of courses from which the student withdraws must be paid by the student.