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Description
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The Ronald E. McNair Program
at Howard University was established in the fall of 1995. It
is housed in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and
directed by the University's Graduate Dean, Orlando L.
Taylor. As the nation's largest producer of African American
baccalaureate degree recipients that go on to obtain Ph.D.s,
and the nation's largest on-campus producer of African
American Ph.D. recipients, Howard's participation in the
McNair Program is particularly important. The McNair Program
at Howard University is committed to enrolling twenty-two
highly talented students each year in accordance with
established eligibility requirements. Further, Howard
University has committed to placing its McNair Scholars into
year-round academic and research programs, as well as
intensive summer research programs, all under the tutelage
of faculty mentors.
http://www.founders.howard.edu/gsas/mcnair/
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