Submit your AFAP issues here!

AFAP issues contain three sections: a title, scope, and recommendations. Someone reading your issue should understand what is the problem, why it's a problem, and what will fix the problem.

Title: The issue title is a short summary of the issue. It is not a sentence. Example: "Tuition Assistance for Overseas Spouses" not "Spouses Overseas Have Limited Access to Scholarships"

Scope: The Scope is a clear and concise paragraph about the issue. The Scope identifies one problem, not several. It is three or four sentences in length. The first sentence states the problem; the middle sentences provide facts or additional information; and the last sentence says why the issue is important.

Recommendation: Recommendations tell what you want to happen - the end product that will resolve this issue. Recommendations always start with a strong action verb. Each recommendation must relate to the problem identified in the Scope. If recommendations address another topic, submit another form. Issues are limited to 3 or fewer recommendations.

When the click the "Submit" button below the form, your issue will be submitted to the AFAP Program Manager.