Minority Economic Impact
Department Of Energy
The program objectives are to enhance the participation and sustainability of MSIs and MBEs in energy and STEM sectors throughout the country, including the DOE complex, particularly its national laboratories. This initiative is to increase the number of sustained, strategic, public-private partnerships that will provide professional development to underserved communities to include: minority students; minority workers; minority businesses; women; veterans; and returning citizens. This program’
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Helps minority entrepreneurs and innovators in STEM and energy sectors gain professional development and support. Aims to increase their participation in college and retention in related programs.
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This program offers funding up to $3,750,000 (minimum $3,381,169).
This program accepts applications on a rolling basis.
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