Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 44 / Tuesday, March 7, 1995 / Notices 12565

Dated: March 1, 1995.

Ronald S. Young,

Executive Director.

[FR Doc. 95–5465 Filed 3–6–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 1610–01–M

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND

HUMAN SERVICES

Administration for Children and

Families

New and Pending Demonstration

Project Proposals Submitted Pursuant

to Section 1115(a) of the Social

Security Act: February, 1995

AGENCY: Administration for Children

and Families, HHS.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: This notice lists new

proposals for welfare reform and

combined welfare reform/Medicaid

demonstration projects submitted to the

Department of Health and Human

Services for the month of February,

1995. Federal approval for the proposals

has been requested pursuant to section

1115 of the Social Security Act. This

notice also lists proposals that were

previously submitted and are still

pending a decision and projects that

have been approved since February 1,

1995. The Health Care Financing

Administration is publishing a separate

notice for Medicaid only demonstration

projects.

Comments: We will accept written

comments on these proposals. We will,

if feasible, acknowledge receipt of all

comments, but we will not provide

written responses to comments. We

will, however, neither approve nor

disapprove any new proposal for at least

30 days after the date of this notice to

allow time to receive and consider

comments. Direct comments as

indicated below.

ADDRESSES: For specific information or

questions on the content of a project

contact the State contact listed for that

project.

Comments on a proposal or requests

for copies of a proposal should be

addressed to: Howard Rolston,

Administration for Children and

Families, 370 L’Enfant Promenade, SW.,

Aerospace Building, 7th Floor West,

Washington DC 20447. Fax: (202) 205–

3598, Phone: (202) 401–9220.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

I. Background

Under Section 1115 of the Social

Security Act (the Act), the Secretary of

Health and Human Services (HHS) may

approve research and demonstration

project proposals with a broad range of

policy objectives.

In exercising her discretionary

authority, the Secretary has developed a

number of policies and procedures for

reviewing proposals. On September 27,

1994, we published a notice in the

Federal Register (59 FR 49249) that

specified (1) the principles that we

ordinarily will consider when

approving or disapproving

demonstration projects under the

authority in section 1115(a) of the Act;

(2) the procedures we expect States to

use in involving the public in the

development of proposed demonstration

projects under section 1115; and (3) the

procedures we ordinarily will follow in

reviewing demonstration proposals. We

are committed to a thorough and

expeditious review of State requests to

conduct such demonstrations.

II. Listing of New and Pending

Proposals for the Month of February,

1994

As part of our procedures, we are

publishing a monthly notice in the

Federal Register of all new and pending

proposals. This notice contains

proposals for the month of February,

1994.

WAIVER TITLE: Arizona—Employing

and Moving People Off Welfare and

Encouraging Responsibility Program

DESCRIPTION: Would not increase

benefits for additional children

conceived while receiving AFDC;

limit benefits to adults to 24 months

in any 60 month period; allow

recipients to deposit up to $200/

month (with 50% disregarded) in

Individual Development Accounts;

require minor mothers to live with

parents; extend Transitional Child

Care and Medicaid to 24 months and

eliminate the 100-hour rule for AFDCU cases. Also, in a pilot site, would

provide individuals with short-term

subsidized public or private OJT

subsidized by grant diversion which

includes cashing-out Food Stamps

DATE RECEIVED: 8/3/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Gail A. Parin,

(602) 542–4702

WAIVER TITLE: California—Work Pays

Demonstration Project (Amendment)

DESCRIPTION: Would amend Work

Pays Demonstration Project by adding

provisions to: Reduce benefit levels

by 10% (but retaining the need level);

reduce benefits an additional 15%

after 6 months on assistance for cases

with an able-bodied adult; time-limit

assistance to able-bodied adults to 24

months, and not increase benefits for

children conceived while receiving

AFDC

DATE RECEIVED: 3/14/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Glen Brooks, (916)

657–3291

WAIVER TITLE: California—AFDC and

Food Stamp Compatibility

Demonstration Project

DESCRIPTION: Would make AFDC and

Food Stamp policy more compatible

by making AFDC households

categorically eligible for Food Stamps;

allowing recipients to deduct 40

percent of self-employment income in

reporting monthly income;

disregarding $100 per quarter in nonrecurring gifts and irregular/

infrequent income; disregarding

undergraduate student assistance and

work study income if payments are

based on need; reinstating food stamp

benefits discontinued for failure to

file a monthly report when good cause

is found for the failure; and

simplifying vehicle valuation

methodology

DATE RECEIVED: 5/23/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Michael C. Genest,

(916) 657–3546

WAIVER TITLE: California—Assistance

Payments Demonstration Project

(Amendment)

DESCRIPTION: Would amend the

Assistance Payments Demonstration

Project by: Exempting certain

categories of AFDC families from the

State’s benefit cuts; paying the exempt

cases based on grant levels in effect in

California on November 1, 1992; and

renewing the waiver of the Medicaid

maintenance of effort provision at

section 1902(c)(1) of the Social

Security Act, which was vacated by

the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in

its decision in Beno v. Shalala

DATE RECEIVED: 8/26/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Michael C. Genest,

(916) 657–3546

WAIVER TITLE: California—Work Pays

Demonstration Project (Amendment)

DESCRIPTION: Would amend the Work

Pays Demonstration Project by adding

provisions to not increasing AFDC

benefits to families for additional

children conceived while receiving

AFDC

DATE RECEIVED: 11/9/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Eloise Anderson,

(916) 657–2598

WAIVE TITLE: California—School

Attendance Demonstration Project
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DESCRIPTION: In San Diego County,

require AFDC recipients ages 16–18 to

attend school or participate in JOBS

DATE RECEIVED: 12/5/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Michael C. Genest

(916) 657–3546

WAIVER TITLE: California—Incentive

to Self-Sufficiency Demonstration

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

require 100 hours CWEP participation

per month for JOBS mandatory

individuals who have received AFDC

for 22 of the last 24 months and are

working fewer than 15 hours per week

after two years from JOBS assessment

and: have failed to comply with JOBS

without good cause, have completed

CWEP or are in CWEP less than 100

hours per month, or have completed

or had an opportunity to complete

post-assessment education and

training; provide Transitional Child

Care and Transitional Medicaid to

families who become ineligible for

AFDC due to increased assets or

income resulting from marriage or the

reuniting of spouses; increase the

duration of sanctions for certain acts

of fraud

DATE RECEIVED: 12/28/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Michael C. Genest

(916) 657–3546

WAIVER TITLE: Delaware: A Better

Chance

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

implement a two-part demonstration.

The Welfare Reform Project (WRP),

operating from 10/95–6/99, would

include: A 2-year limit on cash

benefits for cases with able-bodied

adults; educational and employment

services based on adult’s age; in

limited cases benefits up to two

additional years provided under payfor-performance workfare program;

non-time-limited benefits for

unemployable cases; self-sufficiency

contract requirements; education and

employment-related sanctions to be 1/

3 reduction in AFDC and Food Stamp

benefits for first offense, 2/3 reduction

for second, and loss of Food Stamp

benefits until compliance and

permanent AFDC loss for third;

penalty for failure to comply with

other contract requirements of $50 the

first month, increasing by $50 per

month until compliance; full-family

sanction for noncooperation with

Child Support; no AFDC increase for

additional children; no 100-hour and

work history rules for AFDC—UP;

exempting special education and

business accounts up to $5,000; fillthe-gap budgeting using child support

and earnings; auto resource limit of

$4,500; $50 bonus to teens who

graduate from high school; additional

12 months of transitional child care

and Medicaid benefits; no time limit

on job search; forward funding of

EITC payment; requiring teen parents

to live in adult supervised setting,

attend school, participate in parenting

and family planning education, and

immunize children; and providing

JOBS services to non-custodial

parents. The Family Assistance Plan

(FAP), beginning 7/99, would replace

the AFDC program and include:

Services, but no monetary grant, to

children of teen parents; benefits for

up to two years under pay-forperformance workfare program;

welfare diversion payments and

services; forward funding of EITC

payment; child care assistance; access

to Medicaid Managed Care System; no

resource test; direct child support to

family; small residual cash benefit

program for unemployable cases

DATE RECEIVED: 1/30/95

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Elaine Archangelo,

(302) 577–4400

WAIVER TITLE: Georgia—Work for

Welfare Project

DESCRIPTION: Work for Welfare

Project. In 10 pilot counties would

require every non-exempt recipient

and non-supporting parent to work up

to 20 hours per month in a state, local

government, federal agency or

nonprofit organization; extends job

search; and increases sanctions for

JOBS noncompliance. On a statewide

basis, would increase the automobile

exemption to $4,500 and disregard

earned income of children who are

full-time students

DATE RECEIVED: 6/30/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Nancy Meszaros,

(404) 657–3608

WAIVER TITLE: Kansas—Actively

Creating Tomorrow for Families

Demonstration

DESCRIPTION: Would, after 30 months

of participation in JOBS, make adults

ineligible for AFDC for 3 years;

replace $30 and 1⁄3 income disregard

with continuous 40% disregard;

disregard lump sum income and

income and resources of children in

school; count income and resources of

family members who receive SSI;

exempt one vehicle without regard for

equity value if used to produce

income; allow only half AFDC benefit

increase for births of a second child

to families where the parent is not

working and eliminate increase for

the birth of any child if families

already have at least two children;

eliminate 100-hour rule and work

history requirements for UP cases;

expand AFDC eligibility to pregnant

women in 1st and 2nd trimesters;

extend Medicaid transitional benefits

to 24 months; eliminate various JOBS

requirements, including those related

to target groups, participation rate of

UP cases and the 20-hour work

requirement limit for parents with

children under 6; require school

attendance; require minors in AFDC

and NPA Food Stamps cases to live

with a guardian; make work

requirements and penalties in the

AFDC and Food Stamp programs

more uniform; and increase sanctions

for not cooperating with child support

enforcement activities

DATE RECEIVED: 7/26/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Faith Spencer,

(913) 296–0775

WAIVER TITLE: Maine—Project

Opportunity

DESCRIPTION: Increase participation in

Work Supplementation to 18 months;

use Work Supplementation for any

opening; use diverted grant funds for

vouchers for education, training or

support services; and extend

transitional Medicaid and child care

to 24 months

DATE RECEIVED: 8/5/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Susan L. Dustin,

(207) 287–3106

WELFARE TITLE: Maryland—Welfare

Reform Project

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, eliminate

increased AFDC benefit for additional

children conceived while receiving

AFDC and require minor parents to

reside with a guardian. In pilot site,

require able-bodied recipients to do

community service work after 18

months of AFDC receipt; impose fullfamily sanction on cases where JOBS

non-exempt parent fails to comply

with JOBS for 9 months; eliminate

100-hour rule and work history

requirements for AFDC-UP cases;

increase both auto and resource limits

to $5000; disregard income of

dependent children; provide one-time

payment in lieu of ongoing assistance;

require teen parents to continue

education and attend family health

and parenting classes; extend JOBS

services to unemployed non-custodial

parents; and for work

supplementation cases cash-out food

stamps
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DATE RECEIVED: 3/1/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Katherine L. Cook,

(410) 333–0700

WAIVER TITLE: Massachusetts—

Employment Support Program

DESCRIPTION: Would end cash

assistance to most AFDC families,

requiring recipients who could not

find full-time unsubsidized

employment after 60 days of AFDC

receipt to do community service and

job search to earn a cash ‘‘subsidy’’

that would make family income equal

to the applicable payment standard;

provide direct distribution of child

support collections to, and cash-out

food stamps for, those who obtain

jobs; continue child care for working

families as long as they are incomeeligible (but requiring sliding scale copayment); restrict JOBS education and

training services to those working at

least 25 hours per week; extend

transitional Medicaid for a total of 24

months; and require teen parents to

live with guardian or in a supportive

living arrangement and attend school

DATE RECEIVED: 3/22/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Joseph Gallant,

(617) 727–9173

WAIVER TITLE: Mississippi—A New

Direction Demonstration Program—

Amendment

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

amend previously approved New

Direction Demonstration Program by

adding provision that a family’s

benefits would not increase as a result

of additional children conceived

while receiving AFDC

DATE RECEIVED: 2/17/95

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: New

CONTACT PERSON: Larry Temple,

(601) 359–4476

WAIVER TITLE: Missouri—Families

Mutual Responsibility Plan

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, Missouri

would require JOBS mandatory

applicants and recipients to sign a

self-sufficiency agreement with a 24-

month AFDC time limit to be

extended an additional 24 months

when necessary. The agreement

would allow a resource limit of

$5000, an earned income disregard of

50 percent of a family’s gross earned

income for 12 consecutive months,

and standard earned income

disregards for remaining earned

income. The agreement would require

job search and CWEP after the 24 or

48 month limit; and would sanction

individuals who do not comply

without good cause as well as

individuals who re-apply for AFDC if

they have completed an agreement

entered after July 1, 1997, if they

received AFDC benefits for at least 36

months. Further, Missouri would

require all minor parent applicants

and recipients to live at home or in

another adult-supervised setting;

disregard parental income of minor

parents up to 100 percent of Federal

Poverty Guidelines; disregard

earnings of minor parents if they are

students; provide a alternative to

standard filing unit requirements for

households with minor parents;

eliminate work history and 100-hour

rule for two-parent families under 21

yrs old; exclude the value of one

automobile; and allow non-custodial

parents of AFDC children credit

against state child support debt for

satisfactorily participating in JOBS

DATE RECEIVED: 1/30/95

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Greg Vadner, (314)

751–3124

WAIVER TITLE: Montana—Achieving

Independence for Montanans

DESCRIPTION: Would establish: (1) Job

Supplement Program consisting of a

set of AFDC-related benefits to assist

individuals at risk of becoming

dependent upon welfare; (2) AFDC

Pathways Program in which all

applicants must enter into a Family

Investment Contract and adults’

benefits would be limited to a

maximum of 24 months for single

parents and 18 months for AFDC-UP

families; and (3) Community Services

Program requiring 20 hours per week

for individuals who reach the AFDC

time limit but have not achieved selfsufficiency. The office culture would

also be altered in conjunction with a

program offering a variety of

components and services; and

simplify/unify AFDC and Food Stamp

intake/eligibility process by: (1)

Eliminating AFDC deprivation

requirement and monthly reporting

and Food Stamp retrospective

budgeting; (2) unifying program

requirements; (3) simplifying current

income disregard policies. Specific

provisions provide for cashing out

food stamps, expanding eligibility for

two-parent cases, increasing earned

income and child care disregards and

resource limits, and extending

transitional child care

DATE RECEIVED: 4/19/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Penny Robbe,

(406) 444–1917

WAIVER TITLE: New Hampshire—

Earned Income Disregard

Demonstration Project

DESCRIPTION: AFDC applicants and

recipients would have the first $200

plus 1/2 the remaining earned income

disregarded

DATE RECEIVED: 9/20/93

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Avis L. Crane,

(603) 271–4255

WAIVER TITLE: New Mexico—Untitled

Project

DESCRIPTION: Would increase vehicle

asset limit to $4500; disregard earned

income of students; develop an AFDC

Intentional Program Violation

procedure identical to Food Stamps;

and allow one individual to sign

declaration of citizenship for entire

case

DATE RECEIVED: 7/7/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Scott Chamberlin,

(505) 827–7254

WAIVER TITLE: North Dakota—

Training, Education, Employment and

Management Project

DESCRIPTION: Would require families

to develop a social contract specifying

time-limit for becoming selfsufficient; combine AFDC, Food

Stamps and LIHEAP into single cash

payment with simplified uniform

income, expense and resource

exclusions; increase income

disregards and exempt stepparent’s

income for six months; increase

resource limit to $5000 for one

recipient and $8000 for families with

two or more recipients; exempt value

of one vehicle; eliminate 100-hour

rule for AFDC-UP;impose a

progressive sanction for noncooperation in JOBS or with child

support; require a minimum of 32

hours of paid employment and nonpaid work; require participation in

EPSDT; and eliminate child support

pass-through

DATE RECEIVED: 9/9/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Kevin Iverson,

(701) 224–2729

WAIVER TITLE: Ohio—A State of

Opportunity Project

DESCRIPTION: Three demonstration

components proposed would test

provisions which: Divert AFDC and

Food Stamp benefits to a wage pool to

supplement wages of at least $8/hour;

eliminate 100-hour rule for UP cases;

provide fill-the-gap budgeting for 12

months from month of employment;

increase child support pass-through to
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$75; provide a one-time bonus of $150

for paternity establishment; provide

an additional 6 months of transitional

child care; increase automobile asset

limit to $4500 equity value; require

regular school attendance by 6 to 19

year olds; continue current LEAP

demo waivers (i.e., eliminate many

JOBS exemptions and provide

incentive payments and sanctions);

and disregard JTPA earnings without

time limit

DATE RECEIVED: 5/28/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Joel Rabb, (614)

466–3196

WAIVER TITLE: Oklahoma—Mutual

Agreement, A Plan for Success

DESCRIPTION: Oklahoma Five pilot

demonstrations would test provisions

which: (1) Eliminate 100-hour rule for

UP cases; (2) increase auto asset level

to $5000; (3) time-limit AFDC receipt

to cases with non-exempt JOBS

participants to 36 cumulative months

in a 60 month period followed by

mandatory workfare program; (4)

provide intensive case management;

and (5) apply fill-the-gap budgeting

DATE RECEIVED: 2/24/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Raymond

Haddock, (405) 521–3076

WAIVER TITLE: Oregon—Expansion of

the Transitional Child Care Program

DESCRIPTION: Provide transitional

child care benefits without regard to

months of prior receipt of AFDC and

provide benefits for 24 months

DATE RECEIVED: 8/8/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Jim Neely, (503)

945–5607

WAIVER TITLE: Oregon—Increased

AFDC Motor Vehicle Limit

DESCRIPTION: Would increase

automobile asset limit to $9000

DATE RECEIVED: 11/12/93

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Jim Neely, (503)

945–5607

WAIVER TITLE: Pennsylvania—School

Attendance Improvement Program

DESCRIPTION: In 7 sites, would require

school attendance as condition of

eligibility

DATE RECEIVED: 9/12/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Patricia H. O’Neal,

(717) 787–4081

WAIVER TITLE: Pennsylvania—Savings

for Education Program

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

exempt as resources college savings

bonds and funds in savings accounts

earmarked for vocational or secondary

education and disregard interest

income earned from such accounts

DATE RECEIVED: 12/29/94

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Patricia H. O’Neal,

(717) 787–4081

WAIVER TITLE: Virginia—Welfare to

Work Program

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

provide one-time diversion payments

to qualified applicants in lieu of

AFDC; change first time JOBS noncompliance sanction to a fixed period

of one month or until compliance and

remove the conciliation requirement;

require paternity establishment as

condition of eligibility; remove good

cause for non-cooperation with child

support and exclude from AFDC grant

caretakers who cannot identify,

misidentify, or fail to provide

information on the father; require

minor parents to live with an adult

guardian; require AFDC caretakers

without a high school diploma, aged

24 and under, and children, aged 13–

18, to attend school; require

immunization of children; allow

$5000 resource exemption for savings

for starting business; and increase

eligibility for Transitional and At-Risk

Child Care. Also: Require non-exempt

participants to sign an Agreement of

Personal Responsibility as a condition

of eligibility and assign to a work site

under CWEP for a number of hours

determined by dividing AFDC grant

plus the value of the family’s Food

Stamp benefits by the minimum wage;

eliminate increased AFDC benefit for

additional children born while a

family received AFDC; time-limit

AFDC benefits to 24 consecutive

months; increase earned income

disregards to allow continued

eligibility up to the federal poverty

level; provide 12 months transitional

transportation assistance; modify

current JOBS exemption criteria for

participants; eliminate the job search

limitation; and eliminate the deeming

requirement for sponsored aliens

when the sponsor receives food

stamps. In 12 sites, would operate

sub-component paying wages in lieu

of AFDC benefits and Food Stamps for

CWEP and subsidized employment,

increase eligibility for transitional

Medicaid; plus other provisions

DATE RECEIVED: 12/2/94

TYPE: Combined AFDC/Medicaid

CURRENT STATUS: Pending

CONTACT PERSON: Larry B. Mason,

(804) 692–1900

WAIVER TITLE: Washington—Success

Through Employment Program

DESCRIPTION: Statewide, would

eliminate the 100-hour rule for AFDCUP families; impose a 10 percent

grant reduction for AFDC recipients

who have received assistance for 48

out of 60 months, and impose an

additional 10 percent grant reduction

for every additional 12 months

thereafter, and budget earnings

against the original payment standard;

and hold the food stamp benefit level

constant for cases whose AFDC

benefits are reduced due to length of

stay on assistance

DATE RECEIVED: 2/1/95

TYPE: AFDC

CURRENT STATUS: New

CONTACT PERSON: Liz Begert Dunbar,

(206) 438–8350

III. Listing of Approved Proposals Since

February 1, 1995

WAIVER TITLE: Nebraska—Welfare

Reform Waiver Demonstration

CONTACT PERSON: Dan Cillessen,

(402) 471–9270

IV. Requests for Copies of a Proposal

Requests for copies of an AFDC or

combined AFDC/Medicaid proposal

should be directed to the

Administration for Children and

Families (ACF) at the address listed

above. Questions concerning the content

of a proposal should be directed to the

State contact listed for the proposal.

(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance

Program, No. 93562; Assistance Payments—

Research)

Dated: March 1, 1995.

Howard Rolston,

Director, Office of Policy and Evaluation.

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BILLING CODE 4184–01–P

Health Resources and Services

Administration

Advisory Council; Notice of Meeting

In accordance with section 10(a)(2) of

the Federal Advisory Committee Act

(Pub. L. 92–463), announcement is

made of the following National

Advisory body scheduled to meet

during the month of March 1995.

Name: Advanced General Dentistry Review

Committee.

Date and Time: March 20–22, 1995, 8:30

a.m.

Place: Conference Room J, Parklawn

Building, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville,

Maryland 20857.

Open on March 20, 8:30 a.m.–9:30 a.m.

Closed for Remainder of Meeting.

Purpose: The Advanced General Dentistry

Review Committee shall review applications

from public and nonprofit private schools of

dentistry or accredited postgraduate dental