The Division of Student Affairs
actively pursues private and public grant opportunities to further
strengthen its outreach, services and programs to achieve student
success.
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Program
| Amount |
Career Development Services, Internship Program
Academy of Motion Pictures
Funding for five paid student internships at various production companies including Participant Productions and MPower Pictures.
|
$10,000 |
Center for Service and Action, Alternative Breaks Program
Ralph & Eileen Swett Foundation
Funding
to expand offerings within the Alternative Breaks program and provide
additional opportunities for student to participate.
|
$10,000 |
Jewish Student Services, Black and Jewish Engagement Series
Religious Action Center Kovler
An
educational program that explores Black and Jewish identities with the
goal of strengthening the relationship between these two student
communities.
|
$300 |
Jewish Student Services, Hillel Logo & Purim Celebration
Soref Grant - Hillel International
Funding to create a new logo for Hillel and host a campus Purim celebration.
|
$500 |
Senior Vice President Student Affairs, M Powerment
Avon Foundation for Women
A Peer Educator program to promote healthy relationships & create greater awareness among college students.
|
$10,000 |
Student Employment Services, Off Campus Community Service
U.S. Department of Education
Funding to provide additional opportunities for LMU students to tutor at Loyola Village Elementary School.
|
$46,000 |
Student Psychological Services, Alcohol Education
California Coalition for Safer Universities
An alcohol education and prevention program to create greater awareness among college students through social norming.
|
$10,000 |
The Learning Community, TLC Expansion
AT&T Grant
Funding to expand and enhance TLC, a first-year program designed to engage, retain and graduate African American students.
|
$50,000 |
Upward Bound, Upward Bound@ LMU
U.S. Department of Education
Partnership
with Westchester High School to prepare low-income and first generation
students to successfully complete high school and competitively enter
and graduate from college.
|
$250,000 |
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TOTAL 2010 – 2011 STUDENT AFFAIRS GRANT FUNDING:
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$386,800 |