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… 3,000 and counting - educational aid to underrepresented students

by Roberto Rodriguez , June 20, 2007

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Project 1000 has placed a new emphasis on recruiting African Americans and Native Americans that live in the same regions as Latinos -- including the Southwest, the upper and lower Rocky Mountain regions and the East Coast. The project works with various Native American, African American and Latino math/science alliances that fund undergraduate student scholarships. The alliances also serve as a pipeline for recruiting them into graduate schools.

 

The project, which began as a pilot program, has turned into a model program, says Sullivan. "The key to our success is that we look for the under achievers."

 

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