Lumina Foundation for Education Awards $4.5 Million to Minority-Serving Institutions
The Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation for Education has announced nine grants totaling $4.5 million to foster models of success among minority-serving institutions (MSIs). Grants were awarded to organizations working to improve the capacity of MSIs to collect, analyze, and use data to inform decisions that promote student success; create a collective voice for policy advocacy on behalf of MSIs; strengthen policy and practice to improve developmental education; increase MSIs' commitment to transparency and effectiveness in improving student learning outcomes; and increase postsecondary completion rates for traditionally underserved students, especially men of color.
Full-text post is available via Philanthropy News Digest, 11/3/09.
Labels: grant opportunities, higher education, million dollar donations, minority issues


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