FWS funds may be used to support voter registration activities in which scenario?

FWS funds may be used to support voter registration activities in which scenario?

• A. On-campus voter registration activities on-campus only
• B. By a student employed by public or non-profit organizations and also by the postsecondary institution
• C. On or off-campus voter registration activities when the student is employed in the position directly by the postsecondary institution
• D. On-campus and off-campus voter registration activities when the student is employed directly by the postsecondary institution

Answer: (D)

FWS funds may support voter registration activities when the student is employed directly by the postsecondary institution, and those activities can take place in both on-campus and off-campus settings. The important point is that the employment relationship is with the institution, not with another organization, and the work can occur wherever the institution operates its program. Restricting to on-campus only or requiring the student to be employed by a public or nonprofit organization (in addition to or instead of the institution) would not fit this setup. Therefore, the scenario that allows both on-campus and off-campus activities under direct institutional employment best reflects how FWS funding for voter registration is intended to work.

FWS funds may support voter registration activities when the student is employed directly by the postsecondary institution, and those activities can take place in both on-campus and off-campus settings. The important point is that the employment relationship is with the institution, not with another organization, and the work can occur wherever the institution operates its program. Restricting to on-campus only or requiring the student to be employed by a public or nonprofit organization (in addition to or instead of the institution) would not fit this setup. Therefore, the scenario that allows both on-campus and off-campus activities under direct institutional employment best reflects how FWS funding for voter registration is intended to work.