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The 1890 Scholarships Program Will Provide 50-70 Scholarships Per Year to Support the Recruitment, Engagement, Retention, Mentoring, and Excellent Training of Food and Agriculture Undergraduate Students at Lincoln University, Missouri. All Funds Will Be Used for Scholarships for Students. Lincoln University, Missouri, Is an 1890 Land-grant Institution. Our Goals Are to Recruit and Train the Future Food and Agriculture Workforce of America. Scholars Awarded Financial Support Will Obtain Baccalaureate Degrees in the Food and Agricultural Sciences and Related Disciplines. the Scholarship Support Will Create a Highly Skilled Food and Agricultural Systems Workforce That Serves and Contributes to the Global Competitiveness of Us Agriculture. These Scholarship Funds Help Us Develop the Professional Skills, Leadership Attributes, and Technical Competencies of the Future Agriculture Prfessionals of Our Nation.
Committed
$505,263
Paid out
$473.8K
94%
Committed, not yet paid
$31.5K
6%
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