Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Project Goal Is "to Expand Educational Opportunities for Native Americans in Education and Opportunities in Areas That Address Community Needs". the Project Will Continue to Facilitate and Strengthen the Natural Resource Management Program.the PROJECT'S Outcome Will Be 10 Students in the Natural Resource Management Program and 2 Students Enrolling in the Environmental Science Program. the Objectives ARE:1. Offer a Culturally Appropriate Natural Resource 2-YEAR Program Developed to Provide Focus on Gps/gis, Biologies and to Improve and Support the Environmental SCIENCES.2: Offer a Minimum of Two Workshops Per Year Supporting or Relating to the Ag-related Disciplines With at Least 30 Total PARTICIPANTS.3: to Develop and Support Anishinabe Center Campus Goals and Activities.the Goal and Objectives of This Project Further the Efforts of TMCC to Support Self-sufficiency and Culturally Appropriate Care of the Land, Water and Air. TMCC Will Utilize This Project to Support New Course and Degree Development Using Established Methods. as Courses Are Added or Revised, They Will Be Offered to the Community.program Focus:curricula Design and Materials Developmentfaculty Development and Teacher Preparationrecruitment and Retention
Committed
$442,259
Paid out
$235.1K
53%
Committed, not yet paid
$207.2K
47%
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