Texas A&M University Received $3.5 Million Diversity Grant from the Feds

July 26, 2017
By Accuracy in Academia

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The Department of Health and Human Services gives out about $8 million in diversity grants, and $3.5 million went to Texas A&M University to promote diversity among students and faculty.

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