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The three Upward Bound grants and the Upward Bound Math Science grant are funded through the U.S. Department of Education at a cumulative $1,168,911 annually. Collectively, the four programs annually serve 246 LIFG students w88 online casinoat eight target high schools in Washoe and Lyon counties.
Diversity, equity and inclusion statement for the First-Generation Student Center
Federally funded TRIO programs supporting the academic success of first-generation and income-qualified students originate from President Lyndon B. Johnson’s unconditional war on poverty legislation. All programs administered by the First-Generation Student Center at the University of Nevada, w88 casino games loginReno actively support a diverse and inclusive campus culture. We acknowledge that diversity in all of its forms makes for a stronger and healthier University.
Records retention policy
View the records retention policy for the First Generation Student Center.