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The management plan should include an explanation of how the proposed program would build on, and be informed by, initiatives funded by National Science Foundation programs, such as Tribal Colleges University Program, and national outreach activities of organizations, such as MESA. This would strengthen the plan and, perhaps, increase buy-in for the initiative from tribal constituency groups and funding agencies.
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1998. Funding for Tribal Colleges Under the Tribally Controlled College Assistance Act.
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2000. Impact Study of the National Science Foundation's Program for Women and Girls: Technical Report.
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Washington, D.C.: The National Academies Press. NSF (National Science Foundation)
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2005. New Engineering College Launches Broad-Based Effort to Re-Invent Engineering Education.
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1996. A comparison of integrated outdoor education activities and traditional science learning with American Indian students.
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