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DOL Makes $500K Available for Native Hawaiians, Alaskans, to Develop STEM Skills

The fund have been made available for native youth, ages 14-24

Mar 12, 2017

The DOL has announced $497,000 is now available for Native Hawaiian and Alaskan youth, ages 14-24, to develop STEM skills.

The intent is to increase enrollment in STEM-related certificate and degree programs, as well as provide mentoring programs, according to the news release.

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