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Find similar grantsTexas Work-Based Learning Consortium is sponsored by Greater Texas Foundation. This three-year initiative supports the integration of work-based learning opportunities into the curriculum at 10 independent colleges and universities across Texas.
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UTRGV Greater Texas Foundation Scholars Program 3. 0 To support the GTF Scholars Program which aims to increase the number of Texas early college high school (ECHS) graduates who successfully transition to a four-year institution of higher education and complete a baccalaureate degree.
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Understanding the Architecture of Policies that Identify, Assess, and Place English Language Learners in the Community College To support an empirical mixed methods research study centered on English language learners (ELs) in community college.
The Untapped Potential of Noncredit Education at Community Colleges: Restructuring Programs and Pathways to Meet Texas’ Postsecondary and Workforce Goals To support the execution of a research-to-practice project aimed at improving postsecondary outcomes and economic opportunities for students in noncredit education programs in the Texas Gulf Coast Region.
The Texas Transformation Initiative Phase I — Transforming the Foundational Postsecondary Experience To support the Gardner Institute in work with 4-to-6 four-year postsecondary institutions in the state of Texas to create and implement plans that transform the foundational postsecondary experience, leading to systems-level change that, in turn, significantly improves retention and completion outcomes.
The Aspen Opportunity Youth Forum and Texas OY Network Innovation Fund To support the launch of the Aspen Opportunity Youth Forum (OYF) and Texas Opportunity Youth Network (TOYN) Innovation Fund designed to increase community and program expertise and capacity to leverage state policy and public/private funding partnerships to build sustainable and scalable opportunity youth pathways statewide.
Texas Work-Based Learning Consortium To support the Texas Work-Based Learning Consortium, a three-year initiative to integrate work-based learning opportunities into the curriculum at 10 independent colleges and universities across Texas.
Texas College Access Network Funding from Greater Texas Foundation (GTF) will provide support for the first year of a three-year phase of programmatic work for Texas College Access Network (TxCAN) as they progress in their trajectory towards systems-level improvements of college access and advising.
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Texas Work-Based Learning Consortium is funded by Greater Texas Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Greater Texas Foundation Active Grants is a grant program from the Greater Texas Foundation that funds efforts to increase postsecondary education access, persistence, and completion for Texas students. The foundation supports a portfolio of active projects — including the Texas Work-Based Learning Consortium — with grants that develop work-based learning pathways, career-connected education, and completion-focused student support systems. Individual project awards vary; for example, the Texas Work-Based Learning Consortium received $300,000. Eligible applicants are typically Texas institutions and organizations aligned with the foundation's postsecondary success mission.
Innovation Grants is a grant from the Greater Texas Foundation that funds emerging ideas in higher education with significant potential to impact Texas students' success. Supported projects must be original or new to their context, user, or application; in nascent stages needing funding to test, evaluate, or scale; and represent new and emerging trends in higher education with potential for dramatic student impact. Eligible applicants include organizations with projects that do not directly address the foundation's four core goal areas but show strong innovation potential. Award amounts are unspecified and determined on a case-by-case basis.
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