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ASU Awarded Two Health Grants Affecting African-Americans

The $24,000 health grants will go towards the Bone Marrow Donor Awareness grant and the HIV/AIDS capacity-building grant.

The faculty research grant program offers 10 faculty grants of $25K over 10 years to select HBCUs, totaling an investment of $2.25 million.

The anonymous gift to Dillard University of $2.5 million will support the Student Aid for Financial Emergencies aka the SAFE Fund.

The over $1million Henkel Scholarship Program will support dozens of students with financial support and internship opportunities.

This recent North Carolina Central University’s nursing grad has a big goal of providing cost-effective care to women of color and minorities.

The $10 million grant from the Southern Company Foundation will provide students at HBCUs with financial support for academic opportunities.

Choice Hotels and Concord Hospitality are sponsoring a Hospitality Management training program for recent students graduating from HBCUs.

Bowie State College of Business partnership with a South African University will equip students with skills to support global businesses.