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Find similar grantsGRANTS MADE Research Administration Internship Program is sponsored by UMBC Division of Research & Creative Achievement. Develops and implements a research administration internship program for undergraduate students at UMBC, Morgan State University, and Delaware State University, aiming to expand the research administration workforce and build research capacity.
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