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Member Benefits
Member Activities
LAC Member Agreement
The Corporation
Potpourri
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What is the minimum number of hours required for
successful completion of service?
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A-A2
Member benefit earned by serving according to your
regular, approved daily schedule.
AKA your “paycheck”
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What is the member living stipend?
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A-A3
Two Allowable uses of the Segal Education Award
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What are repaying qualified student loans and paying
current costs of attending a qualified institution of higher
learning?
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A-A4
The process by which you can avoid paying student loans during your term of service.
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What is forbearance?
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A-A5
The amount of time you have to use your Education Award
after you complete your service.
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What is 10 years?
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A-B1
When members tutor, teach, mentor and participate in service projects these are counted as ______ hours.
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What is direct service?
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A-B2
This type of activity requires authorization from the program director and Volunteer Florida.
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What is Fundraising?
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A-B3
Beside yourself, name the two people responsible for signing
your service logs.
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Who are the program director and the Site Supervisors?
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A-B4
Activities outside of your service site that are related to our mission, fulfill a need in
the community, and are approved by the Program
Director.
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What are community service projects?
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A-B5
3 of the 5 disallowed member activities.
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What are religion, politics, profit, protest, and unions.
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A- C1
July 22, 2011.
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What is the last day of service? (you have until July 31 to
complete your hours)
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A-C2
Members are NOT eligible for this after completion or termination of service.
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What is unemployment insurance?
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A-C3
The amount of the living stipend bi-weekly before taxes.
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What is $450-500
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A-C4
The health care provider of Literacy AmeriCorps.
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What is Aetna?
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A-C5
LAC programs and activities must be accessible to persons
with disabilities and should provide this.
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What is reasonable accommodation?
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A-D1
The full name of “the Corporation.”
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What is The Corporation for National and Community
Service?
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A-D2
The type of AmeriCorps program Literacy AmeriCorps
is.
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What is an AmeriCorps State program?
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A-D3
The year the Corporation was established.
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What is 1993?
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A-D4
The maximum number of education awards a member
can receive.
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What is 2?
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A-D5
The name given to the Governor's Commission on
Volunteerism and Community Service in Florida.
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What is Volunteer Florida?
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A-E1
The AmeriCorps motto.
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What is “Getting Things Done.”
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A-E2
Literacy AmeriCorps’ lead agency
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What is the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County?
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A-E3
The most important document in your Member Binder.
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What is your Member Contract?
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A-E4
Item that must be worn at all times while at a service site or
service project.
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What is a visible AmeriCorps logo.
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A-E5
The procedures established to assist in settling service-
related issues.
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What are the Grievance Procedures?
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Q’est-ce que c’est que.
Service Logs
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The total number of service logs you will submit during
your service year
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What is 23?
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