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Occupational Student Support Services

The Occupational Student Success Program (OSSP) is open to all Special Population students. Students who are eligible to participate in OSSP may be eligible for supplemental financial support to pay for any tuition, fees or books not covered by free financial aid and to pay for costs associated with childcare. Emergency transportation vouchers and bus passes are also available to OSSP participants. Any interested student must apply via Etrieve to be considered for OSSP.

Students wanting to apply for financial benefits must be accepted into OSSP, meet with Rachel Templin (OSSP Coordinator) to complete a

Male nursing student conversing with female nursing student and their patient

Request for Funding form, and provide any additional, required documentation as requested.

A completed FAFSA must be on file with the Financial Aid Office each year OSSP funds are requested.

A comprehensive list of possible accommodations for students with disabilities is available upon request. Students requesting consideration for accommodations must provide appropriate documentation and meet with the Disability Support Counselor, Amber Gerth.

OSSP students may be eligible for:

  • Career Exploration & Counseling
  • Career Workshops
  • Referral Services
  • Registration & Admissions Support
  • Peer Support
  • Tutoring

Special Population Students

A Special Populations Student is a person who, through a formal assessment, has been deemed as being one of the following:
  • Out-of-workforce Individual
  • Homeless individual
  • Individual with disability
  • Individual from an economically disadvantaged family, including low-income youth and adults
  • Individual preparing for non-traditional fields
  • Single parents, including single pregnant women
  • Youth who are in, or who have aged out of, the foster care system
  • Youth with a parent who is an armed forces member and is on active duty
  • Individual with other barriers to educational achievement, including individual with limited English proficiency

Eligible Occupational Programs

Associate of Applied Science in Agricultural Operations Computer Support Technician Certificate
Associate of Applied Science in Technology Health Care Worker Certificate
Associate of Applied Science in Computer Networking Electrical Technology Certificate
Associate of Applied Science in Business Welding Certificate
Associate of Applied Science in Allied Health Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) Certificate
Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice Automotive Technician Certificate
Associate of Applied Science in Nursing Machine Tool Certificate
Associate of Arts in Visual Arts: Graphic Design Coding Specialist
Accounting Certificate Medical Administrative Specialist Certificate
Management/Marketing Certificate Medical Assistant Certificate
Computer Information Systems Phlebotomy Technician Certificate
Network Administration Certificate

Contact

A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R S T W Y Z

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Photo of Rachel Templin
Rachel Templin
Student Success & International Student Advisor, CAB Crew Co-Coordinator
Office Location: Student Services, A56 Phone: (269) 294-4328
Glen Oaks Community College is an equal opportunity institution and adheres to a policy that no qualified person shall be discriminated against because of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, age, sex, marital status or disability in any program or activity for which it is responsible.

Occupational Student Support Services

Male nursing student conversing with female nursing student and their patient

The Occupational Student Success Program (OSSP) is open to all Special Population students. Students who are eligible to participate in OSSP may be eligible for supplemental financial support to pay for any tuition, fees or books not covered by free financial aid and to pay for costs associated with childcare. Emergency transportation vouchers and bus passes are also available to OSSP participants. Any interested student must apply via Etrieve to be considered for OSSP.

Students wanting to apply for financial benefits must be accepted into OSSP, meet with Rachel Templin (OSSP Coordinator) to complete a Request for Funding form, and provide any additional, required documentation as requested. A completed FAFSA must be on file with the Financial Aid Office each year OSSP funds are requested.

A comprehensive list of possible accommodations for students with disabilities is available upon request. Students requesting consideration for accommodations must provide appropriate documentation and meet with the Disability Support Counselor, Amber Gerth.

OSSP students may be eligible for:

Special Population Students

A Special Populations Student is a person who, through a formal assessment, has been deemed as being one of the following:
  • Out-of-workforce Individual
  • Homeless individual
  • Individual with disability
  • Individual from an economically disadvantaged family, including low-income youth and adults
  • Individual preparing for non-traditional fields
  • Single parents, including single pregnant women
  • Youth who are in, or who have aged out of, the foster care system
  • Youth with a parent who is an armed forces member and is on active duty
  • Individual with other barriers to educational achievement, including individual with limited English proficiency

Eligible Occupational Programs

Associate of Applied Science in Agricultural Operations
Associate of Applied Science in Technology
Associate of Applied Science in Computer Networking
Associate of Applied Science in Business
Associate of Applied Science in Allied Health
Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice
Associate of Applied Science in Nursing
Associate of Arts in Visual Arts: Graphic Design
Accounting Certificate
Management/Marketing Certificate
Computer Information Systems
Network Administration Certificate
Computer Support Technician Certificate
Health Care Worker Certificate
Electrical Technology Certificate
Welding Certificate
Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) Certificate
Automotive Technician Certificate
Machine Tool Certificate
Coding Specialist
Medical Administrative Specialist Certificate
Medical Assistant Certificate
Phlebotomy Technician Certificate

Contact

A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R S T W Y Z

T

Photo of Rachel Templin
Rachel Templin
Student Success & International Student Advisor, CAB Crew Co-Coordinator
Office Location: Student Services, A56 Phone: (269) 294-4328
Glen Oaks Community College is an equal opportunity institution and adheres to a policy that no qualified person shall be discriminated against because of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, age, sex, marital status or disability in any program or activity for which it is responsible.

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