'Us citizen' presentation slideshows

Financial Aid for Texas Students

Financial Aid for Texas Students. Spring, 2008 Presenter: Jane Caldwell, Dir., Grants & Special Pgms. Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board grantinfo@thecb.state.tx.us. In 2006-2007. 614,000+ students received aid at TX nonprofit institutions $5,300,000,000+ was received.

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What it means to be a citizen

What it means to be a citizen. Who is a Citizen?. A person who by birth or choice owes allegiance to a nation You are born in the US or a territory At least 1 of your parents was a US citizen when you were born. You have been naturalized (gone through citizenship process)

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The Job Interview

The Job Interview. Illegal Questions in a Job Interview Marilyn Michaels, WBL Coordinator. Objectives. Students will be able to recognize illegal job interview questions. Students will gain knowledge of proper responses to illegal/inappropriate interview questions. Pre-Test .

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BRIDGE QUESTIONS Where do you find your meaning and value to feel good about yourself?

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Chapter 6 Legislative Branch

Chapter 6 Legislative Branch. Molly Hunter Period 5. How is Congress Organized. Bicameral. Map Of Apportionment. House of Representatives. The House of Representatives is the larger part of congress.

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TAX CREDITS

TAX CREDITS. MELINDA PHUONG HCCA. Tax Credits vs. Tax Deductions. Tax Deductions: Reduce Taxable Income Tax Credits: Money that can be offset against a tax liability. Non-Refundable vs. Re-fundable Credits.

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Intro to Citizenship

Intro to Citizenship. What is Citizenship?. Citizenship. To be a member of a country, and to have full rights and responsibilities under the law. 1. Being born in the US 2. Having parents who are citizens of the US 3. Going through Naturalization.

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Freedom Project WWI Chronology Unit

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Voting

Voting. Voters. Requirements 18+ US citizen Resident Non felon Registered informed. Direct Participation. Initiative Referendum recall. Civic Participation. Public hearings Forum Petition. Voting Laws. Right to vote 15 th 19 th More participation 17 th 24 th 26th

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Irish Leaders: A Very Brief Look

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How to become a US citizen !

How to become a US citizen !. By: J essica Marquez . There are only two ways to become a US citizen, either by law or by birth. Becoming a US citizen takes a long time and is real hard, with too many steps, but not impossible.

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RED WHITE AND BLUE

BY GROUP 5 . RED WHITE AND BLUE. GOOD EXSAMPLES OF A CITIZEN . Do not litter Do not commit crimes Listen to authority Respect the people. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES . To vote (right) Respect each other (responsibility) To say what we feel is right. (right)

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US Air Force

US Air Force. Career Opportunities 07/2009. For additional information, visit: www.airforce.com. US Air Force Technical Degree Sponsorship Program. Must be between the ages of 18 and 34 at time of commissioning Must be a US Citizen Engineering program must be accredited by ABET

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Supreme court Cases

Supreme court Cases. By: Jordan Wheeler. Elk vs. Wilkins.

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US Air Force

US Air Force. Career Opportunities 07/2009. For additional information, visit: www.airforce.com. US Air Force Technical Degree Sponsorship Program. Must be between the ages of 18 and 34 at time of commissioning Must be a US Citizen Engineering program must be accredited by ABET

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Medicaid Eligibility

Medicaid Eligibility . Low-income by federal poverty level (FPL)-- $22,050 for family of 4 (2009) US citizen or lawful immigrant Pregnant women and newborns Children 18 years and younger (some states cover up to 21 yrs of age) Aged, blind, and/or disabled.

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Engineering

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