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FY 2010 Grantees for the Ronald Mcnair Postbaccalaureate 2010-11 Grantees Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program PR Award Number of FY 2010 Funding McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement (McNair) Grantees State Number Participants (2010-11 Project Yr) P217A070339 Alabama A&M University AL 26 $ 1 P217A070071 Talladega College AL 27 $ 245,550 P217A070081 University of Alabama/ Birmingham AL 25 $ 225,000 P217A080263 University of Alabama/ Tuscaloosa AL 25 $ 225,000 P217A070274 University of Montevallo AL 26 $ 231,000 P217A090336 Arkansas State University AR 25 $ 219,984 P217A070078 Harding University AR 26 $ 231,000 P217A070134 Henderson State University AR 25 $ 226,600 P217A080012 University of Arkansas/ Little Rock AR 22 $ 227,447 P217A080059 University of Arkansas/ Pine Bluff AR 25 $ 237,796 P217A080236 University of Arizona AZ 25 $ 231,314 P217A070289 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc. CA 26 $ 231,448 P217A080204 California State University/ Bakersfield CA 25 $ 224,985 P217A080121 California State University/ Dominguez Hills CA 26 $ 231,000 P217A070196 California State University/ East Bay CA 25 $ 220,000 P217A080248 California State University/ Fresno CA 30 $ 275,051 P217A080308 California State University/ Fullerton CA 25 $ 225,000 P217A080254 California State University/ Long Beach CA 30 $ 256,590 P217A070300 California State University/ Monterey Bay CA 25 $ 220,000 P217A070178 California State University/ Sacramento CA 24 $ 219,996 P217A070193 California State University/ San Bernardino CA 27 $ 251,137 P217A070284 Claremont Graduate University CA 28 $ 252,037 P217A070202 San Diego State University CA 28 $ 259,969 P217A080187 San Jose State University CA 27 $ 243,000 P217A070074 Sonoma State University CA 25 $ 220,000 P217A090315 The University Corporation CA 25 $ 219,998 P217A070097 University of California/ Berkeley CA 45 $ 367,750 P217A080093 University of California/ Davis CA 36 $ 252,002 P217A080266 University of California/ Los Angeles CA 26 $ 231,000 P217A070075 University of California/ Merced CA 25 $ 220,000 P217A070268 University of California/ San Diego CA 45 $ 256,590 P217A070307 University of California/ Santa Barbara CA 27 $ 219,920 P217A080129 University of San Diego CA 25 $ 225,000 P217A100017 University Of Southern California CA 26 $ 238,899 P217A070264 University of Colorado/ Boulder CO 28 $ 252,045 P217A080039 University of Northen Colorado CO 30 $ 252,846 P217A070348 Wesleyan University CT 25 $ 220,000 P217A070143 Howard University DC 24 $ 220,001 P217A070337 Delaware State Univerity DE 26 $ 231,000 P217A080022 University of Delaware DE 25 $ 225,000 P217A070210 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Daytona Beach FL 25 $ 219,899 P217A070211 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Prescott FL 25 $ 224,861 P217A070261 Florida International University FL 25 $ 230,996 P217A070220 University of Central Florida FL 25 $ 225,000 P217A070088 University of Florida FL 25 $ 225,000 P217A070239 Georgia Southern University GA 25 $ 231,000 P217A080180 Georgia State University GA 31 $ 274,065 P217A070223 Morehouse College GA 29 $ 254,573 P217A090206 University of Hawaii HI 25 $ 220,000 P217A070035 Iowa State University IA 28 $ 258,863 2010-11 Grantees Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program PR Award Number of FY 2010 Funding McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement (McNair) Grantees State Number Participants (2010-11 Project Yr) P217A070276 University of Iowa IA 27 $ 220,000 P217A080068 University of Northern Iowa IA 26 $ 231,444 P217A070208 Boise State University ID 25 $ 225,000 P217A070127 University of Idaho ID 25 $ 231,000 P217A080191 DePaul University IL 25 $ 224,042 P217A070082 Knox College IL 30 $ 252,045 P217A070155 Northeastern Illinois University IL 24 $ 220,000 P217A080243 Southern Illinois University/ Carbondale IL 26 $ 231,000 P217A080100 University of Illinois/ Urbana-Champaign IL 36 $ 280,481 P217A090153 Earlham College IN 25 $ 219,647 P217A070349 Indiana State University/ Terre Haute IN 25 $ 222,819 P217A080085 Indiana University/ Bloomington IN 25 $ 225,000 P217A070145 Indiana University/ Indianapolis IN 26 $ 230,996 P217A070323 Purdue University/ Calumet IN 40 $ 276,776 P217A080104 Kansas State University KS 28 $ 252,000 P217A070053 University of Kansas/ Lawrence KS 30 $ 271,392 P217A070282 Wichita State University KS 28 $ 252,045 P217A070079 Eastern Kentucky University KY 25 $ 225,000 P217A090330 Murray State University KY 25 $ 225,000 P217A070030 Louisiana State University/ Baton Rouge LA 30 $ 270,000 P217A070294 Southern University A&M College LA 26 $ 231,000 P217A080142 University of Louisiana/ Lafayette LA 30 $ 270,000 P217A070133 Xavier University/ Louisiana LA 30 $ 231,000 P217A070225 Boston College MA 25 $ 225,000 P217A070207 Suffolk University MA 20 $ 220,000 P217A090314 University of Massachusetts/ Boston MA 30 $ 269,074 P217A070305 Coppin State University MD 32 $ 289,739 P217A080304 University of Maryland/ Baltimore County MD 28 $ 252,000 P217A080277 University of Maryland/ College Park MD 31 $ 276,995 P217A070175 Central Michigan University MI 26 $ 231,448 P217A070173 Eastern Michigan University MI 35 $ 220,000 P217A080057 Grand Valley State University MI 25 $ 252,723 P217A070235 Michigan State University MI 32 $ 295,916 P217A090316 Northern Michigan University MI 25 $ 220,000 P217A070047 Siena Heights University MI 28 $ 252,045 P217A070217 Wayne State University MI 25 $ 225,000 P217A070130 Augsburg College MN 25 $ 219,997 P217A070056 College of St. Scholastica MN 28 $ 252,045 P217A080310 Minnesota State University/ Mankato MN 30 $ 231,000 P217A070033 St. Olaf College MN 27 $ 220,000 P217A070044 University of Minnesota/ Minneapolis MN 36 $ 293,034 P217A070299 University of Saint Thomas MN 25 $ 220,000 P217A070115 Saint Louis University MO 25 $ 233,722 P217A080222 Southeast Missouri State University MO 26 $ 231,000 P217A070049 Truman State University MO 30 $ 255,009 P217A070091 University of Central Missouri MO 27 $ 243,000 P217A070148 University of Missouri/ Columbia MO 28 $ 252,000 P217A070322 Jackson State University MS 30 $ 231,000 P217A070090 University of Mississippi MS 28 $ 252,000 P217A070270 University of Southern Mississippi MS 25 $ 225,000 2010-11 Grantees Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program PR Award Number of FY 2010 Funding McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement (McNair) Grantees State Number Participants (2010-11 Project Yr) P217A090198 Montana State University MT 26 $ 219,737 P217A070073 Elizabeth City State University NC 28 $ 252,045 P217A090037 Fayetteville State University NC 25 $ 220,000 P217A070087 North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University NC 28 $ 256,591 P217A090301 University of Carolina/ Chapel Hill NC 25 $ 215,597 P217A070064 North Dakota State University ND 29 $ 254,317 P217A090048 University of North Dakota ND 27 $ 243,000 P217A070010 University of Nebraska/ Lincoln NE 25 $ 225,000 P217A080182 University of New Hampshire NH 31 $ 278,899 P217A090036 Bloomfield College NJ 25 $ 220,000 P217A070084 Kean University NJ 25 $ 220,000 P217A070004 New Jersey Institute of Technology NJ 20 $ 220,000 P217A070076 Rider University NJ 25 $ 220,000 P217A080292 Rutgers, The State University NJ 28 $ 254,317 P217A070135 University of New Mexico/ Albuquerque NM 26 $ 231,448 P217A070150 University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 26 $ 231,446 P217A070008 University of Nevada/ Reno NV 26 $ 231,000 P217A070061 Clarkson University NY 24 $ 220,000 P217A070257 Columbia University NY 25 $ 231,000 P217A070320 CUNY/ Hunter College NY 25 $ 231,448 P217A080179 CUNY/ John Jay College NY 27 $ 243,000 P217A070166 Mercy College NY 24 $ 220,000 P217A080051 Rochester Institute of Technology NY 25 $ 220,000 P217A070189 St. John's University NY 25 $ 231,000 P217A080139 St. Lawrence University NY 26 $ 231,000 P217A080159 SUNY/ Binghamton NY 40 $ 249,686 P217A070041 SUNY/ Brockport NY 40 $ 298,738 P217A070319 SUNY/ Buffalo NY 30 $ 270,000 P217A070154 SUNY/ Buffalo State College NY 25 $ 233,722 P217A070224 SUNY/ Oswego NY 25 $ 231,000 P217A070296 Syracuse University NY 25 $ 231,440 P217A070038 University of Rochester NY 35 $ 256,591 P217A070290 Bowling Green State University OH 25 $ 220,000 P217A070306 Cleveland State University OH 25 $ 219,520 P217A070027 Kent State University OH 26 $ 231,448 P217A070132 University of Akron OH 25 $ 225,000 P217A070026 University of Cincinnati OH 26 $ 230,895 P217A070271 East Central University OK 28 $ 252,000 P217A070072 Southern Nazarene University OK 25 $ 220,000 P217A080058 University of Central Oklahoma OK 26 $ 231,445 P217A070241 University of Oklahoma/ Norman OK 25 $ 224,882 P217A070199 Portland State University OR 26 $ 231,000 P217A070001 Southern Oregon University OR 26 $ 231,000 P217A070077 University of Oregon OR 26 $ 231,448 P217A070107 Indiana University of Pennsylvania PA 25 $ 231,000 P217A070131 Pennsylvania State University PA 33 $ 297,000 P217A070285 Temple University PA 28 $ 252,000 P217A070149 University of Pennsylvania PA 22 $ 220,000 P217A070146 Inter American University of Puerto Rico/ San German PR 28 $ 252,000 P217A080052 Pontificail Catholic University of Puerto Rico PR 60 $ 319,968 2010-11 Grantees Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program PR Award Number of FY 2010 Funding McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement (McNair) Grantees State Number Participants (2010-11 Project Yr) P217A070213 University of Puerto Rico/ Humacao PR 25 $ 225,562 P217A090181 College of Charleston SC 25 $ 220,000 P217A070152 University of South Carolina/ Columbia SC 25 $ 233,722 P217A090009 Winthrop College SC 25 $ 220,000 P217A070246 East Tennessee State University TN
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