1.    Q:  Whom do these programs serve?  

A:   There are multiple target audiences for the six KCP strategic components.     Please read the  text specific to each program.   
        

2.     Q:   How do I access these programs for myself or my child?

A:  These programs may be accessed through Michigan's public and private colleges and universities.  Please call the KCP Institutional Representative at the institution of interest for specific program  information.

3.     Q:  How does my college or university apply for a grant for the 4-S Program, Morris   Hood, Jr. Progam or the  MICUP Program?

A:  New KCP Request for Proposals are announced each spring.   The Request for Proposal can be viewed at   this website.   Applications are accepted only during the appropriate timeline and deadline specified in the RFP.

4.     Q:  How does my institution access funds for the College Day Program, Future Faculty Fellowship Program a nd Visiting Professors Program?

A:  These programs are funded through legislative appropriations that are distributed directly to the  institutions.   Funds are made available to the 15 public universities in Michigan.

5.     Q:  How can my college find Future Faculty Fellowship graduates who may be interested in teaching at my  university?

A:  The KCP Initiative publishes a  Directory of Graduates   that may be helpful in identifying potential faculty.

6.      Q:  How can I find out about KCP conferences and events?

A:  Go to the KCP Initiative Calendar for a list of upcoming events.   Also, information  on the Joint Fellows Conferenceor here for information on the Equity in the Classroom Conference.

7. Q:   How do I apply for a FFF Program Fellowship?

A:   Please see the list for contact numbers.  Call the Future Faculty Fellowship Program Coordinator  at the appropriate   university.