Arkansas Administrative Code Agency 131 - MILITARY DEPARTMENT
The Arkansas Administrative Code, Agency 131 – Military Department, encompasses various regulations and programs aimed at supporting members of the Arkansas National Guard and Reserve Components. Below is an overview of key rules under this agency:(casetext.com)
🏫 Arkansas National Guard Tuition Waiver Program (Rule 131.00.21-001)
This program allows eligible Guardsmen to attend state-supported institutions of higher education tuition-free, covering up to 120 semester credit hours for an undergraduate degree. Key provisions include:(regulations.vlex.com)
Eligibility: Must be a member of the Arkansas National Guard; prior bachelor's degree holders are ineligible.
Mandatory Fees: May be covered using available funds allocated by the Division of Higher Education.(regulations.vlex.com)
Application Process: Requires submission of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Arkansas YOUniversal Financial Aid Application.(regulations.vlex.com)
Coordination: Managed by the Arkansas National Guard Education Services Office (ESO) in collaboration with the Arkansas Division of Higher Education (ADHE).
For detailed information, refer to the full text of Rule 131.00.21-001 .
🎓 Arkansas National Guard Tuition Waiver Program (Rule 131.00.19-001)
This rule outlines the administration of the National Guard Tuition Waiver (NGTW) program, including:(regulations.vlex.com)
Entitlements: Waives tuition for up to 120 semester credit hours for an undergraduate degree.(regulations.vlex.com)
Policy: Aims to improve strength and readiness levels in the Arkansas National Guard.(regulations.vlex.com)
Responsibilities: Defines roles of ADHE and ESO in administering the program.(law.cornell.edu)
Appeals: Guardsmen may appeal denials or terminations within 60 days.(law.cornell.edu)
Duplicate Funding: Other grants and scholarships are applied before the NGTW.(law.cornell.edu)
For more details, consult Rule 131.00.19-001 .
💰 Military Family Relief Trust Fund Operating Guide and Procedures (Rule 131.00.22-001)
Established to provide short-term emergency financial assistance to members of the Arkansas National Guard and Reserve Components and their families. Key aspects include:(casetext.com)
Administration: Managed by the Arkansas National Guard Foundation under the guidance of the Adjutant General.(casetext.com)
Application Process: Applications can be submitted by the service member, family member, or authorized representative.(casetext.com)
Appeals: Denied applications can be appealed to the Deputy Adjutant General.
Funding Sources: Includes donations from individual income tax forms and other gifts.(casetext.com)
For comprehensive information, refer to Rule 131.00.22-001 .
🤝 Joint Enlistment Enhancement Program (Rule 131.00.24-001)
Designed to incentivize current members and veterans of the Arkansas National Guard to assist in recruiting efforts. Highlights include:(casetext.com)
Compensation: Assistants receive a $1,000 voucher payment for each successful recruit they refer.(casetext.com)
Eligibility: Open to Soldiers, Airmen, or veterans in the rank of Major (O-4) or below.(casetext.com)
Administration: Coordinated by the Arkansas Recruiting and Retention Battalion.(casetext.com)
Documentation: Proper documentation and agreements are required for eligibility.
For detailed guidelines, see Rule 131.00.24-001 .
For a comprehensive list of regulations under Agency 131, you can visit the Arkansas Administrative Code's official page: (law.cornell.edu).
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