History of AmeriCorps
Member Policies & Benefits
Prohibited Activities
Member Conduct
Time Keeping
100

Housed in the Lt. Governor's Office, this agency has been around since 1994

What Serve Colorado

100

Name of the two software programs used for keeping track of time.

What is OnCorps or UKG

100

Two things AmeriCorps members are strictly restricted from raising funds for.

What are their own living allowance, or general program operating expenses/endowments?

100

The maximum number of consecutive days a member can fail to report without notification before facing disciplinary action up to exit for cause.

What is 3 days?

100

Name of the two software programs used for keeping track of time.

What is UKG or OnCorps

200

When AmeriCorps was created and signed into law

What is 1993

200

Members can use this to pay educational expenses at qualitied institutions of higher education or to repay qualified student loans. 

Segal Education Award 

200

Two activities that are prohibited while wearing the AmeriCorps logo.

What are smoking or drinking?

200

This is an example of a prohibited activity: 1)Attempting to influence legislation 2)engaging in religious instruction 3)participating in strikes, boycotts, etc. 4)all of the above 

What all of the above

200

The categories members can use on their timecards that must include a 30-minute unpaid meal period if serving longer than five hours in a day.

What are Orientation, Training, Community Engagement, Professional Development, and Lunch

300

Largest program, providing funding to organizations that address community needs through direct service 

What is AmeriCorps State and National

300

Admission to our museums for up to 6 people, 4 adult Georgetown Loop tickets, and discounts to all events

What is Staff Membership

300

An action that, if done on non-AmeriCorps time and without the logo, is allowed as a private citizen, but is prohibited during service hours.

What is fundraising, lobbying, participating in political or religious activities?

300

The result of a leave or vacation longer than one week, during which time the living allowance is not received.

What is Suspension?

300

The time and day by which members must input their hours and explanations into the bi-weekly timesheets.

What is 12 PM Monday (or Monday at noon)?

400

Unit, Strengthen, Impact and Lead 

What is the AmeriCorps Vision

400

Members who need to take a short leave of absence (more than a week) to either go on vacation, take care of sick family member, or are sick themselves 

What is Suspension

400

Actions like engaging in partisan political activities or organizing protests, petitions, boycotts, or strikes.

What is prohibited?

400

This must be worn prominently at all times while serving or representing the program.

 What is the AmeriCorps logo?

400

The requirement for rounding hours when submitting timecards.

 What is rounding to half or whole numbers?

500

Name one AmeriCorps Day of Service 

What is Martin Luther King Day of Service, Cesar Chavez Day, or 9/11 Day of Service 
500

Admission to our museums for up to 6 people, 4 adult Georgetown Loop tickets, and discounts to all events

What is Staff Membership

500

TRUE OR FALSE: Convictions may temporarily or permanently impact eligibility to use the Segal Education Award, even after your service time is complete.  

What is TRUE

500

True or False: Your mother asks you to hand out flyers to parents and students for a bible study camp at the museum. 

What is false.

500

The action required even if a member didn't serve any hours in a period to ensure they receive their living allowance.

What is submitting a "Zero Hour" timesheet plus an explanation?

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