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About.com's Surviving and Succeeding in Graduate School

About.com's guide to everything you need to know about Graduate School

The Chronicle of Higher Education's Chronicle Careers

Jobs and important information about succeeding in higher education

The Council for Opportunity in Education

An organization that helps provide equal educational information for postsecondary education

The Graduate Game Plan

A guide for students through the primary stages of graduate education. Compiled by the University of British Columbia

Mentor Net

Need a mentor? Here is a great place to start. And be sure to come back shortly to the HBCU-NRC to find out more information about our mentoring program

Surviving Graduate School

A National Institute of Health website that provides information for potential graduate students

Ph.D Life: Surviving the Early Years

A heart-felt article about an African American single mother pursing a Ph.D.

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HBCU-CFE Mini-Grant Funding Opportunity
The HBCU-CFE issued a Request for Applications (RFA) on November 20, 2008 for fiscal year (FY) 2009 mini-grant awards focusing on mental health promotion activities on HBCU campuses and/or promotion of workforce development in substance abuse treatment.

Mini-Grant Technical Assistance Calls
Tuesday, December 9
11:00am EST & 2:00pm EST
Call-in number: 1-866-248-0559, Room number *6151022*

9.18.2008

SAMHSA Awards $1.5 million to Advance Studies of Behavioral Health Services in Historically Black
Colleges and Universities
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration today announced the award of a cooperative agreement totaling $1.5 million over three years to the Morehouse School of Medicine’s Cork Institute on Alcohol and other Addictive Disorders, located within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences in Atlanta.

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