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New scholarship named after UMBC’s Freeman Hrabowski III promises $1.5B toward diversity-focused scientists

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Freeman Hrabowski Scholars Program will fund up to 150 diversity-focused, early career scientists over the next 20 years. Every other year, the program will select 30 scholars for five years of financial backing. Scientists at eligible institutions nationwide, including UMBC, can apply by the Sept. 28 deadline.

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New scholarship named after UMBC’s Freeman Hrabowski III promises $1.5B toward diversity-focused scientists

Program will be overseen by the Chevy Chase-based Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

2 years ago·Baltimore, United States

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