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NY Tax L § 1257 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TAX - Tax Article 29 - Taxes Authorized for Cities, Counties and School Districts Part 3 - Administrative Provisions Sub Part C - Miscellaneous 1257 - Preparation of Model Local Laws, Resolutions and Regulations by Tax Commission.

§  1257.  Preparation of model local laws, resolutions and regulations   by tax commission. The state tax commission shall  prepare  model  local   laws,  ordinances,  resolutions  and  regulations  for the assistance of   local officials and shall otherwise advise and cooperate with  them  for   the  purpose  of  effectuating  uniform  administration,  collection and   distribution of the taxes authorized under this article.
NY Educ L § 662 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 1 - General Provisions 662 - Revocations.

§ 662. Revocations.    1. If at any time the president determines that   the recipient of an academic performance award has failed to comply with   the regulations of the commissioner in respect to the use of such award,   or to observe the rules, regulations or conditions prescribed or imposed   by the institution attended, or that an award was made through error, or   contrary to law, he may suspend or revoke such award. In the event of  a   violation  of law he shall take such action as shall be required by such   law.2.  Disposition  of  relinquished  or  revoked  awards.  An   academic   performance award relinquished by the holder or revoked by the president   shall be issued to the next alternate in the year in which such academic   performance  award  was  issued.  However, an academic performance award   relinquished by the holder or revoked after the holder was  matriculated   shall  not  be  reawarded,  nor  shall any academic performance award be   awarded or reawarded after  the  first  semester,  quarter  or  term  of   attendance  following  the  effective  date  of the academic performance   award series.
NY Educ L § 664 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 1 - General Provisions 664 - Concurrent Awards.

§ 664. Concurrent  awards.  1.  a.  No  person  shall receive benefits   concurrently from more than one academic performance  award  under  this   chapter,  except  for the regents scholarship in Cornell university. Nor   shall any person receive benefits from  an  academic  performance  award   under   this  chapter  concurrently  with  any  scholarship,  grant,  or   educational assistance under federal law that, in the  judgment  of  the   commissioner  would  duplicate  the purpose of such academic performance   award, except United States war orphan educational benefits or  benefits   under  the  veterans'  readjustment  benefits  act  of  nineteen hundred   sixty-six.b. A person may receive  concurrently  a  tuition  assistance  program   award,  a  regents  award for children of deceased and disabled veterans   and  a  regents  award  for  children  of  deceased   police   officers,   firefighters  and volunteer firefighters, and correction officers of the   state or  any  political  subdivision  thereof,  and  may  also  receive   benefits  under one or all of these awards concurrently with an academic   performance award or federal or other awards. However, in  the  case  of   the  regents  awards  for children of deceased state correction officers   and  state  civilian  employees  of  a  correctional  facility  received   pursuant  to  the  provisions  of section six hundred sixty-nine of this   article, no person shall receive benefits under this award  concurrently   with any other general or academic performance award under this chapter,   or  with any scholarship, grant, or educational assistance under federal   law that, in the  judgment  of  the  commissioner  would  duplicate  the   purposes of such award.c.  A person may receive concurrently a tuition assistance award and a   scholarship for academic achievement pursuant to subdivision eighteen of   section three hundred fifty-five of this chapter.2. Where concurrent use of two or more awards is not  permitted  under   this  section,  a  student qualifying for two or more awards must choose   which award he wishes to accept.3. The board shall promulgate, subject to the approval of the regents,   rules and regulations which shall govern the use  of  state  awards  and   loans  concurrently  with  awards  and loans granted to a student by any   other political entity or subdivision, institute,  corporation,  agency,   or foundation.
NY Educ L § 667-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 667-A - Supplemental Tuition Assistance Program.

§ 667-a. Supplemental  tuition  assistance  program.    1. Legislative intent. The legislature hereby finds that to further the goal  of  equal opportunity  it  is necessary to assure the availability of supplemental assistance for the successful remediation of educationally disadvantaged students in addition to assistance currently  available  under  existing statute   for   students   with  financial  need.  Accordingly,  tuition assistance shall be extended to  students  whose  need  for  remediation precludes them from fulfilling the program pursuit and academic progress requirements of the tuition assistance program.   2.  Operation.   (a) The supplemental tuition assistance program shall be governed by all law, rules and regulations pertaining to the  tuition assistance  program provided however that, notwithstanding any law, rule and regulation to the contrary,  eligibility  for  supplemental  tuition assistance  program awards shall be limited to any undergraduate student receiving aid under this article for the first time during  school  year nineteen  hundred ninety-five--nineteen hundred ninety-six or thereafter who meets both of the following conditions:  (i) The  student  shall  not  be  enrolled  in  the  higher  education opportunity  program,  educational  opportunity program, the Percy Ellis Sutton search for education, elevation  and  knowledge  program  or  the college discovery program.  (ii)  The  student  must  be  accepted  into  an institution of higher education and be enrolled in an approved non-credit bearing  remediation program in the summer immediately preceding and/or immediately following the initial year of matriculated study.  (b)  Students  who  meet  the conditions described in paragraph (a) of this subdivision shall be eligible to receive up to one quarter  of  the annual  tuition  assistance  program  award  for each session, up to two sessions, of summer remediation in addition to those tuition  assistance program  awards  specified  in  subdivision  two  of section six hundred sixty-seven of this article.
NY Educ L § 667-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 667-C - Part-Time Tuition Assistance Program Awards.

§   667-c.   Part-time   tuition   assistance   program   awards.   1.   Notwithstanding any  law,  rule  or  regulation  to  the  contrary,  the   president  of the higher education services corporation is authorized to   make tuition assistance program awards to part-time students enrolled at   the state university, a community college, the city  university  of  New   York, and a non-profit college or university incorporated by the regents   or  by  the legislature who meet all requirements for tuition assistance   program awards except for the students' part-time attendance.2. For purposes of this section, a part-time student is one who:a. enrolled as a first-time freshman during the two thousand  six--two   thousand  seven  academic  year or thereafter at a college or university   within the state university, including a statutory or contract  college,   a   community  college  established  pursuant  to  article  one  hundred   twenty-six of this chapter, the  city  university  of  New  York,  or  a   non-profit  college  or university incorporated by the regents or by the   legislature;b. has earned at least twelve  credits  in  each  of  two  consecutive   semesters  at  one  of  the  institutions  named  in paragraph a of this   subdivision by the time of the awards;c. is enrolled for at least six but less than twelve  semester  hours,   or  the  equivalent,  per  semester  in an approved undergraduate degree   program; andd. has a cumulative grade-point average of at least 2.00.3. a. For part-time students defined in this section, the award  shall   be  calculated  as  provided  in section six hundred sixty-seven of this   article and shall be in an amount equal to the enrollment factor percent   of the award the student would have been eligible  for  if  the  student   were enrolled full-time. The enrollment factor percent is the percentage   obtained  by  dividing the number of credits the student is enrolled in,   as certified by the school,  by  the  number  of  credits  required  for   full-time  study  in  the  semester,  quarter  or term as defined by the   commissioner.b. Any semester, quarter or term of attendance during which a  student   receives  an  award  pursuant  to  this  section shall be counted as the   enrollment factor percent of a semester,  quarter  or  term  toward  the   maximum  term  of  eligibility for tuition assistance awards pursuant to   section six hundred sixty-seven of this article.  The  total  period  of   study  for  which payment may be made shall not exceed the equivalent of   the maximum period authorized for that award.
NY Educ L § 667-C-1 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 667-C-1 - New York State Part-Time Scholarship (Pts) Award Program.

§  667-c-1.  New York state part-time scholarship (PTS) award program. 1.  The New York state part-time  scholarship  (PTS)  award  program  is hereby  established  for  the purpose of providing scholarship awards to students who attend a community college at the state university  of  New York  (SUNY)  or  the  city University of New York (CUNY) on a part-time basis.   2. To be eligible,  an  applicant  must  meet  the  qualifications  of subdivisions  three  and  five  of section six hundred sixty-one of this article, enroll in at least six but less then twelve credit hours  at  a SUNY  or  CUNY  community  college  in  the  2017-2018 academic year, or thereafter, and maintain a grade point average of 2.0.   3. a. Such  awards  shall  be  made  to  eligible  applicants  in  the following priority:  (i)  first,  to  applicants  who  have  received  payment  of an award pursuant to this section in a prior year and  remain  in  good  academic standing; and  (ii) second, to applicants in descending order based on financial need as determined by the corporation and; provided that awards made shall be proportionate  to  the total applications received for students accepted for  undergraduate  study  at  SUNY  and  CUNY  respectively.  Provided, however,  in  the  program's  first  year,  first  priority  shall be in accordance with this subparagraph.   b. In the event that there are  more  applicants  who  have  the  same priority  than  there  are  remaining  scholarships, the president shall distribute the remaining number of  such  scholarships  by  means  of  a lottery or other form of random selection.   4.  Within  amounts  appropriated  therefor, the president shall grant awards to eligible applicants to cover the cost of six credit hours  per semester  at a SUNY or CUNY community college, provided however, that no such award shall exceed fifteen hundred dollars per semester.   5. PTS awards shall be granted pursuant to this section  for  no  more than   four   consecutive   academic   semesters   pursuant   to  future appropriations for the continuation of this program.   6. The corporation is authorized to promulgate rules and  regulations, and   may   promulgate   emergency   regulations,   necessary   for  the implementation of the provisions of this section.
NY Educ L § 668-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 668-A - Regents Awards for Children of Deceased Police Officers, Peace Officers, Firefighters and Volunteer Firefighters.

§ 668-a.  Regents  awards  for  children  of deceased police officers,   peace officers, firefighters and  volunteer  firefighters.  1.  Eligible   students.   Awards shall be made to resident children of police officers   and  peace  officers  as  defined  in  the   criminal   procedure   law,   firefighters  and  volunteer firefighters and correction officers of the   state or any political subdivision thereof, or volunteer firefighters of   fire departments or companies under contract to provide fire  protection   to  a  municipality  or  fire  district  who have died as a result of an   injury sustained in the line of duty.2. Amount and duration. Every recipient shall receive an annual  award   of  four  hundred  fifty dollars for each of not more than four academic   years of undergraduate  study  or  five  academic  years  if  a  program   normally requires five years, as defined by the commissioner pursuant to   article thirteen of this chapter.3.  Notwithstanding  any  inconsistent  provision  of this chapter, no   child of a correction officer of the state who  is  receiving  an  award   under  the  provisions of section six hundred sixty-nine of this article   shall receive an award under the provisions of this section.
NY Educ L § 668-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 668-B - Memorial Scholarships for Children,spouses and Financial Dependents of Deceased Firefighters, Volunteer Firefighters, Police Officers, Peace Officers, and Emergency Medical Service Workers.

§ 668-b.  Memorial  scholarships  for  children, spouses and financial   dependents of  deceased  firefighters,  volunteer  firefighters,  police   officers,  peace  officers,  and  emergency  medical service workers. 1.   Notwithstanding subdivision five of section  six  hundred  sixty-one  of   this   article,   children,  spouses  or  the  financial  dependents  of   firefighters, volunteer firefighters, police officers,  peace  officers,   and  emergency  medical  service workers who have died as a result of an   injury sustained in the line of duty, in service to  the  state  of  New   York  shall  be eligible to receive an annual amount determined pursuant   to subdivision two of section six hundred sixty-eight-d of this article.   Any award pursuant to this section shall be inclusive of any amount  the   student  would otherwise be eligible for pursuant to section six hundred   sixty-eight-a or six hundred sixty-eight-d of this article.2. Awards under this section shall be payable for  each  of  not  more   than  four  academic years of undergraduate study or five academic years   if  a  program  normally  requires  five  years,  as  defined   by   the   commissioner pursuant to article thirteen of this title.
NY Educ L § 668-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 668-C - Awards for Vietnam Veterans' Children Born With Spina Bifida Enrolled in Approved Undergraduate or Graduate Programs at Degree Granting Institutions.

§  668-c. Awards for Vietnam veterans' children born with Spina Bifida   enrolled in  approved  undergraduate  or  graduate  programs  at  degree   granting  institutions.  1.  Eligible  students. Awards shall be made to   Vietnam veterans' resident children born with Spina Bifida  enrolled  in   approved   undergraduate   or   graduate  programs  at  degree  granting   institutions. For the purpose of this section, "Vietnam  veteran"  shall   mean  a person who served in Indochina at any time from the first day of   November, nineteen hundred fifty-five, to and including the seventh  day   of  May,  nineteen hundred seventy-five and (a) was honorably discharged   from the armed forces of the United States,  or  (b)  has  a  qualifying   condition,  as  defined  in section three hundred fifty of the executive   law, and has received a discharge other than bad conduct or dishonorable   from the armed forces of the United States, or (c) is a discharged  LGBT   veteran, as defined in section three hundred fifty of the executive law,   and has received a discharge other than bad conduct or dishonorable from   the  armed  forces  of the United States; "born with Spina Bifida" shall   mean a diagnosis at birth  of  such  disease  inclusive  of  all  forms,   manifestations, complications and associated medical conditions thereof,   but  shall  not include Spina Bifida Occulta. Such diagnosis shall be in   accordance with the provisions of the federal Spina Bifida  program  and   shall  be  documented  by  the United States Administration of Veterans'   Affairs.2. Amount and duration. Every recipient shall receive an annual  award   of  four  hundred  fifty dollars for each of not more than four academic   years of undergraduate  study  or  five  academic  years  if  a  program   normally requires five years, as defined by the commissioner pursuant to   article thirteen of this chapter.
NY Educ L § 668-E (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 668-E - Military Enhanced Recognition, Incentive and Tribute ("Merit") Scholarships.

§   668-e.   Military  enhanced  recognition,  incentive  and  tribute   ("MERIT")  scholarships.  1.  Eligible   persons.   a.   Notwithstanding   subdivisions  three  and  five  of section six hundred sixty-one of this   title, children, spouses and financial dependents of  a  member  of  the   armed  forces of the United States or state organized militia who at any   time while in service in the armed  forces  of  the  United  States,  as   defined  by subdivision eight of section one of the military law or in a   force of the state organized militia, as defined in subdivision nine  of   section  one of the military law: (i) while a legal resident of New York   state, died, became severely and permanently disabled or was  classified   as  missing in action, or died as a result of injury or illness suffered   or incurred during such military service; or (ii) while a legal resident   of New York state, died or became severely and permanently disabled as a   result of  injury  or  illness  suffered  or  incurred  during  military   training operations.b.  A  member of the armed forces of the United States who: (i) became   severely and permanently disabled as a result of service  in  the  armed   forces  of the United States, as defined by subdivision eight of section   one of the military law,; and (ii) was a  legal  resident  of  New  York   state at the time of military service.c.  A  member of the armed forces of the United States who: (i) became   severely and permanently disabled as  a  result  of  injury  or  illness   suffered or incurred during military training operations; and (ii) was a   legal resident of New York state at the time of military service.d.  A  member  of the state organized militia who: (i) became severely   and permanently disabled as a result of injury or  illness  suffered  or   incurred  during  active military service, as defined in subdivision six   of section one of the military law; and (ii) was a legal resident of New   York state at the time of active military service.2. Amount. The president shall grant annual  scholarships  in  amounts   determined  in accordance with subdivisions two and three of section six   hundred sixty-eight-d of this subpart.
NY Educ L § 668-F (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 668-F - American Airlines Flight 587 Memorial Scholarships.

§  668-f.  American  Airlines  flight  587  memorial  scholarships. 1.   Eligible groups. Notwithstanding subdivisions three and five of  section   six  hundred  sixty-one  of  this part, children, spouses, and financial   dependents of persons who died as  a  direct  result  of  the  crash  of   American  Airlines flight 587, in Rockaway, Queens, on November twelfth,   two thousand one, shall be eligible to receive a memorial scholarship.2. Amount. The president shall grant annual  scholarships  in  amounts   determined  in  accordance  with  subdivision two of section six hundred   sixty-eight-d of this subpart.3. Duration. Awards under this section shall be payable  for  each  of   not  more  than  four  academic  years  of  undergraduate  study or five   academic years if a program normally requires five years, as defined  by   the commissioner pursuant to article thirteen of this title.
NY Educ L § 668-G (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 1 - General Provisions Article 14 - New York State Higher Education Services Corporation Part 2 - Student Financial Aid Sub Part 2 - General Awards 668-G - Continental Airlines Flight 3407 Memorial Scholarships.

§  668-g.  Continental  Airlines flight 3407 memorial scholarships. 1.   Eligible groups. Notwithstanding subdivisions three and five of  section   six  hundred  sixty-one  of  this  part, children, spouses and financial   dependents of persons who died as  a  direct  result  of  the  crash  of   Continental  Airlines  flight  3407,  in Clarence, New York, on February   twelfth, two thousand nine, shall be  eligible  to  receive  a  memorial   scholarship  for  their  attendance at an institution located within New   York state.2. Amount. The president shall grant annual  scholarships  in  amounts   determined  in  accordance  with  subdivision two of section six hundred   sixty-eight-d of this subpart.3. Duration. Awards under this section shall be payable  for  each  of   not  more  than  four  academic  years  of  undergraduate  study or five   academic years if a program normally requires five years, as defined  by   the commissioner pursuant to article thirteen of this title.