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Michelle Massie mimassie@yahoo.com
Sun, 9 Oct 2005 15:01:41 -0700 (PDT)


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HUD Awards Grant to Pitt's Graduate School of Public
and International Affairs for Economically
Disadvantaged and U.S. Minority Graduate
StudentsPITTSBURGH-The U.S. Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) has awarded $90,000 to the
University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Public
and International Affairs (GSPIA) for economically
disadvantaged and U.S. minority graduate students
preparing for careers in community development. 

HUD's Community Development Work Study Program will
fund three graduate students pursuing the Master of
Public Administration degree in GSPIA. The program
provides full tuition and fees; funding for books,
supplies, and conference travel for four terms; and
three paid internships in local public and nonprofit
community development organizations. 

“Planning and community development is essential if we
are to revitalize our urban areas,” said David Y.
Miller, associate dean in GSPIA. “The purpose of the
HUD Community Development Work Study Program grant is
in harmony with GSPIA's urban mission and our
partnerships with the local community. I am confident
that the students selected for this program will have
the dedication and capability to produce positive
change for our communities.”

Eligible students must apply to GSPIA by Nov. 1, 2005,
for studies beginning January 2006. Eligibility and
application requirements are available on the Web at
www.gspia.pitt.edu or by contacting GSPIA at
412-648-7640 or gspia@pitt.edu. 

HUD is the nation's housing agency committed to
increasing homeownership, supporting community
development, and increasing access to affordable
housing free from discrimination. 

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