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Notes on Progress: Sixteen Women Discuss What It Means To Be Female in Architecture School - Vimarsana News

Notes on Progress: Sixteen Women Discuss What It Means To Be Female in Architecture School

The tides are changing for women in architecture schools in surprising ways. Female deans currently lead Harvard, Yale, Princeton, NJIT, Cornell, Syracuse, NYIT, CCNY, Cooper Union, and Boston Architectural College, among others. Despite the difficulties some of them have faced, no doubt, their...

Salem State Professor Earns Science & Technology Fellowship - Vimarsana News

Salem State Professor Earns Science & Technology Fellowship

Salem State Professor Earns Science & Technology Fellowship - Salem, MA - The Salem resident will spend a year at the National Science Foundation working with the Hispanic Serving Institutions Program.

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New grants help Harper College expand educational programs and partnerships - Vimarsana News

New grants help Harper College expand educational programs and partnerships

Harper College has received four federal grants in recent weeks that will help the institution grow educational opportunities, enhance support for students and strengthen its partnerships with the regional workforce.

New University of Arizona grant will fund new project for first-generation Hispanic students - Vimarsana News

New University of Arizona grant will fund new project for first-generation Hispanic students

The University of Arizona will receive a $3 million grant from the US Department of Education’s Hispanic-Serving Institutions Program for a new project. Project ADELANTE will aim for retention and career prep programs for first-generation and low-income Hispanic students.

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