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Goal No. 1: Good Science. Goal No. 1: Diversity
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, president Freeman A. Hrabowski III, who is chair of the Marguerite Casey Foundation board, and Michael F. Summers push universities to set up programs for minority students who are inclined toward science. At U.M.B.C., the Meyerhoff Scholarship Program has provided an intense scientific education to about 800 undergraduates so far. |
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CWLA
to Present Champion
for Children Award
to Ruth Massinga
The
Child Welfare
League of America
(CWLA) will present
its Champion
for Children
award to Ruth
Massinga, former
President and
Chief Executive
Officer the Casey
Family Program,
at a dinner in
Washington, DC
on Feb. 28. |
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A Magnetic Force
In his 15 years as president, Freeman A. Hrabowski III has so transformed the University of Maryland Baltimore County with his exuberant, forceful character that people on campus invented a word for it: Freemanized |
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