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Appendix E-5: American Indian Science and Engineering Society Written Testimony
Pages 168-169

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... They believe academic success for our student population begins with the recruitment of American Indian STEM faculty, and have invested financially in this endeavor. I encourage the National Academy of Sciences to pursue programs to support faculty development for women and people of color.
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... APPENDIX E WRITTEN TESTIMONIES National level, more women and minorities need to be prepared to enter to and succeed in academia.
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