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Tribal Equity Grants Program

Type
Funding
Climate Programs
Organization
USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture
Description

Deadline is Ongoing. The 1994 Land-Grants use Equity to support faculty who develop classes and degree programs that teach science and math to Native Americans. The programs focus on agriculture, natural resources and human sciences. The faculty strive to graduate students who can achieve their life goals. Since many 1994 Land-Grants are two-year schools, some students aspire to advanced degrees. Other students seek training to begin a vocational career in agriculture. Still other students want to earn certifications just to improve their daily lives. Faculty have used Equity funding to help build laboratories, conduct remedial courses, create new degree programs in forestry and provide students stipends so they can complete their education. The goal is to graduate empowered students who can embrace their future with new skills and knowledge.

Funding Amount
Varies
Matching Funds
No
Geography
Eligibility
1994 Land Grant Institutions
Contact Information
Tim Grosser
Position/Title:National Program Leader
Office:Division of Community and Education
Email:tgrosser@nifa.usda.gov (link sends e-mail)
Location:4445 Waterfront Centre
Phone Number:(202) 690-0402
Fax Number:(202) 720-3945
Status/Type
Grant