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Perry Herrington, President
Supporting 105 HBCUs

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FY 2008 (Estimated)
 Number of New Awards: 0
Number of Continuation Awards:
   96 HBCU's  
   HBGI's 18
Average Continuation Award:
   $2,480,000 HBCU's 
   $3,161,000 HBGI's
Total Continuation Award Funding:
   $238,095,000 HBCU's 
    $56,903,000 HBGI's

College Cost Reduction and Access Act (CCRAA)
   Number of New Awards: 96
   Average New Award: $885,000
   Total New Award Funding: $85,000,000
   Total Award Funding: $323,095,000
   Discretionary: $238,095,000;
   Mandatory: $85,000,000


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Our goal Our goal is to strengthen the resource development capacity of Historically Black Colleges and Universities by moving each into the academic mainstream of American Higher Education and, in so doing, provide a quality education to the students that matriculate therein.

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2009 Technical Assistance Workshop, June 22-26, 2009, The Peabody Memphis

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2009 Technical Assistance Workshop
June 22-26, 2009
The Peabody Memphis - See Website

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Tentative 2009 Technical Assistance Workshop Agenda 
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Title III HBCU 2009 AD Forms
National Honor Bestowed to Virginia Union University Administrator - Samuel T. Rhoades, President Emeritus
2008-2009 Mentoring Request
2008-2009 Mentor Form
2008-09 - HBCUT3A Membership Request Form
Extend Online Performance Report for OMB 12-19-2007
2007-2008 HBCUT3A Assessment and Evaluation Committee
Mentoring Memo
Scholarship Reciepients NewsLetter
Title III program legislation promotes a certain degree of competition for additional funding among the eligible Title III Schools; and

Whereas, competition places limits on open dialogue among the Schools, which hinders forward movement into the mainstream of American Higher Education.

Mission

To encourage and facilitate an open dialogue among Title III eligible Schools as they work together to quantify the legislative intent of Title III program legislation thereby strengthening the resource development capacity of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in order to move them into the mainstream of American Higher Education.
 
Executive Committee:
Perry Herrington Dr. Brenda Jackson Sylvia Thomas Ronald E. Range
Brenda H. Friend Marcus Bell Phyllis Kennedy Lora Williams
Angela Curry, Esq. Samuel T. Rhoades, JD    


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