Women’s Forum Spring Employee Educational Assistance Award applications open Jan. 31
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Jan. 30, 2025) — Applications will open Friday, Jan. 31 for the University of Kentucky Women’s Forum Employee Educational Assistance Award. This award provides a $250 reimbursement to eligible UK employees to help with the cost of books and/or other materials, supplies and fees related to their UK coursework. This award complements the existing tuition waiver program for UK employees, the Employee Education Program (EEP).
The deadline for Spring 2025 applications is Feb. 14. Applicants must be regular, full-time employees (0.75 FTE or greater) and have submitted an EEP form.
Congratulations to the Fall 2024 Employee Educational Assistance Award recipients:
- Arikka Stanafer, College of Public Health
- Delena Carson, College of Arts and Sciences
- Beth Hanneman, Martin-College of Agriculture, Food and Environment
- Kayla Gill, College of Education
- Becca Taylor, College of Communication and Information
- Samuel Griffin, College of Arts and Sciences
- Katherine Faust, Gatton College of Business and Economics
- Megan Bauer, College of Health Sciences
- Courtney Martin, College of Education
- Elizabeth Moberly, Gatton College of Business and Economics
To apply for this award for the Spring 2025 semester, follow this link which will go live on Jan. 31: UKWF EEAA Application (qualtrics.com)
Questions about the award or application process should be directed to ukwf@uky.edu.
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