Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Minority Business Development Agency (mbda), a Bureau of the U.s. Department of Commerce, Has Developed a Program to Support Entrepreneurship Education for Undergraduate Students at Eligible Institutions of Higher Learning. This Program Will Provide Funding for Entrepreneurship Programs, Including Curricula, Courses, Seminars, and Replicable Products and Tools That Teach Students How to Develop Businesses and Commercialize Products and Services in the Domestic and Global Marketplace.
Committed
$300,710
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