On the recordFebruary 23, 2016
We think that's an important program to continue and needs to have a set-aside for HBCUs and MSIs because of their critical role in the economy and our culture.
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congress.govWe think that's an important program to continue and needs to have a set-aside for HBCUs and MSIs because of their critical role in the economy and our culture.
Advocating for continued funding for programs supporting HBCUs and MSIs.
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