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WashU is participating in National First-Generation College Celebration Day.
First-gen students are those who are first in their families to attend college.
The path to WashU is different for every first-generation student, says vice chancellor for student affairs.
WashU has increased financial aid, expanded academic resources and introduced new initiatives such as the Taylor Stars program.
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King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center in Indianola."At 9 years old he had to figure out how to grow up in the Mississippi Delta with all the socioeconomic and race issues," says Polk-Lee.King's...more
WashU is participating in National First-Generation College Celebration Day.First-gen students are those who are first in their families to attend college.The path to WashU is different for every...more
UM Today | Faculty of Law | Law students support Manitoba's creative sector Manitoba Legal Clinic for the Arts Attends Manitoba Arts Network Showcase in Brandon.The Clinic, which began operations in...more
Galway Music Residency launches 2024 winter program with international spotlight on Estonia.International collaboration marks a significant evolution for GMR, as it deepens its global...more
Mpls., aeon.org, avivomn.org; St.Paul, achievetwincities.org.University of Minnesota Foundation, give.umn.edu.Scholarship America aids in the creation and management of scholarship programs,...more
Foundation: Community Foundation of Sarasota County
Asolo Rep Receives $15,000 Capacity Building Grant from Community Foundation of Sarasota County.Asolo Rep is taking a pragmatic, lean, and aspirational approach to the strategic planning process by...more
Rose B Simpson is a member of Santa Clara Pueblo.She created Seed, an installation in two parks in Manhattan.Simpson: "I couldn't have my concept or my idea come to me until I actually visited...more
Two new exhibits will open at the Creative Arts Guild with an Artist Reception on Friday from 5:30 to 7 p.m.The exhibit coming to Gallery FIVE20, features works by two artists from nearby Ooltewah,...more
Koreatown Community Center shows off Place-Based, Multisector Funding in L.A.The October event was designed to introduce community members to healing modalities.El Mercadito is centered in and around...more
Batesville High School Charter marked a milestone in its drone and aviation program with a $5,000 donation from the TOLM Group.The funds are part of a collaboration that allows students to provide...more
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Acumen Invests on Rwanda-based Coffee, Helps Rural Women
Nonprofit impact investing firm, Acumen, has invested $1.2 million to KZ Noir, a Rwanda-based coffee processing company owned by Kaizen Venture Partners. The investment will equip KZ Noir the funds for working capital, debt refinancing, and capacity expansion.
