Restructures the Truman Scholarship Foundation's board, limits political affiliation among its members and recipients, adds conduct and public-service conditions for scholarship payments, and requires the foundation to keep its public materials unaltered.

• Sets the Foundation's board at 13 members, with eight appointed by the President and no more than four from the same political party.
• Dissolves the current board 90 days after enactment and requires new appointments under the revised structure.
• Bars selecting or continuing payments for students who are convicted of a felony, suspended or expelled for code violations, or who lead a student organization involved in a suspended or expelled organization's misconduct.
• Requires repayment with 6 percent interest if payments stop or a recipient does not work in public service for three of the first seven years after the graduate degree.
• Requires press releases, program announcements, and recipient biographies to stay publicly available and unaltered, with any edits clearly marked.

• Education and Workforce Committee (House)

Education