AMERICAN UNIVERSITY  
Barbara Brunt   
Director Graduate and International Admissions   
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW   
Washington, DC 20016-8001   
(202) 885-3402 or Fax: (202) 885-6014   
E-mail: afa@american.edu URL: www.american.edu   
For over 100 years American University has offered over 80 degree programs in six graduate schools. AU's academic reputation attracts students from 50 states and 130 countries. Our programs capitalize on Washington DC's resources through experiential learning, research, internships, cooperative education, and part-time jobs. AU also offers a substantial financial aid program with more than 500 merit-based awards. AU's beautiful 84-acre campus and its surrounding neighborhood are extremely safe.  

BUSH SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SERVICE, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY  
College Station, TX 77843-4220   
(409)862-3476   
(409)845-4155 fax   
http://www.bushschool.tamu.edu   
E-mail: recruiter@bushschool.tamu.edu   
The Bush School of Government & Public Service offers a two-year, masters-level professional education (MPSA)  for those individuals who seek to lead and manage public, private or not-for-profit sector organizations. A select number of Bush Fellowships are offered to those who best demonstrate the combination of academic excellence, commitment to public service and leadership potential.  Graduates of this rigorous degree program will emerge with a strong foundation of the knowledge needed for a successful career in public service as well as gain leadership experience and specialized instruction in an applied area. The degree program is a full-time course of study that admits students for the fall semester only.  Deadline to apply for Fall 1999 admission is January 31, 1999.  

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO  
Dr. Judith Brasseur   
Graduate and International Programs   
Chico, CA 95929-0875   
(530) 898-6880   
URL: http://www.csuchico.edu/   
CSU, Chico offers over 40 master's programs in the Colleges of Humanities 8 Fine Arts; Behavioral & Social Sciences; Business; Communication & Education; and En-gineering, Technology & Computer Science. Nonresident tuition waivers and financial aid are available.  

CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY  
Drina M. Lynch   
Assistant Dean Graduate Studies   
1615 Stanley Street   
New Britain, CT 06050-4010   
(860) 823-2361 or Fax: (860) 832-2362   
URL: http://www.gs.cosu.ctstateu.edu  
Recommended for its excellent location and range of program choices, Central offers an MS in Criminal Justice, MBA in International Business; other master's degrees in 30 different disciplines within Education, Arts & Sciences, Technology and Business; Teacher Certification, and Post Master's studies.  

EMORY UNIVERSITY, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES  
Kharen W. Fulton   
202 Admin. Bldg.   
Atlanta, GA 30322   
(404) 727-2815   
E-mail: inquiry@gass.emory.edu   
URL: http://www.emory.edu/GSOAS/GSAS.shtml   
Graduate study at Emory University offers the advantage of a small graduate program at a major research institution. The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences has doctoral/masters programs in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Financial awards include tuition scholarships, fellowships, and assistantships. All minority applicants are considered for the Emory Minority Graduate Fellowship.  

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY ZANVL KRIEGER SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES  
Debbie Cebula   
Graduate Board Coordinator   
Abel Wolman House   
3213 N. Charles Street   
Baltimore, MD 21218   
(410) 516-8477   
E-mail: doebula@ihuvms.hofjhu.edu   
The Dean's Graduate Fellowship is awarded to underrepresented minority students based on academic interest. The fellowship is available to U.S. citizens for full-time study in any of the 24 Arts & Sciences departments. Full tuition and a generous annual stipend are provided for the first 24 years of graduate school.  

KIMMEL CANCER INSTITUTE  
Joanne Balitzky   
Graduate Programs Coordinator   
Thomas Jefferson University   
233 S. 10th Street, 910 BLSB   
Philadelphia, PA 19107-5541   
(215) 503-6687  
The Training Program in Cancer Immunology provides a solid foundation in immunology with a focus on immunological aspects of human oncology. Apply for this NlH-funded pre-and postdoctoral training through the Ph.D. Program in Immunology.  

THE OHIO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE  
John D. Schriner, M.Ed.   
Associate Director of Admissions   
Office of Admissions - 102 Grosvenor Hall   
Athens, OH 45701   
(800) 345-1560   
www.tcom.ohiou.edu/oucom  
OU-COM has established itself as a leader in training outstanding primary care physicians. The dynamic curricular offerings and the integration of the latest technology at OU-COM serve to prepare competent caring physicians for the new millenium. OU-COM is one of only 25 medical schools in the country to house a Center of Excellence. The Center is focused on increasing the number of Black, Hispanic and Native Americans in the health professions.  

ROBERTS WESLEYAN COLLEGE  
Attn: OAGES   
2301 Westside Drive   
Rochester, NY 14624   
(800) 777-4792 or Fax: (716) 594-6585  
Founded in 1866, Roberts Wesleyan College is a Christian, independent, co-educational liberal arts college. Situated in suburban Rochester, one of America's most progressive cities, Roberts has an enrollment of 1,350 students. As mentors and teachers, faculty seek to provide students with moral and spiritual foundations for personal wholeness, as well as a strong academic foundation for professional success. Roberts' service-minded approach is reflected in its CSWE accredited, Master of Social Work (MSW) graduate degree program, designed around specific community needs.  

STANFORD UNIVERSITY  
Multicultural Graduate Student Services   
Building One Stanford, CA 94305-2070   
(650) 725-2536   
URL: http://www.leland.stanford.edu/depVhumsci/ grad/multicultural.shtml  
Doctoral and master's programs in Humanities and Fine Arts, Natural and Social Sciences.  

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER  
Barbara Kraus or Christina Lee   
Regent Administrative Building CB26   
Boulder, CO 80302   
(303) 492-5773   
E-mail: barbara.kraus@colorado.edu   
URL: hKp://www.colorado.edu  
Graduate Opportunities: The Graduate School offers 43 doctoral and 53 master's programs. Fellowships, assistantships and other forms of financial assistance are available in all departments. Undergraduate Opportun-ities: SMART is a 10-week summer research internship that pairs minority science and engineering undergraduates with faculty mentors. Students receive tuition, all expenses, and stipend.  

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN  
Graduate College Minority Student Affairs   
Room 202 Coble Hall   
Champaign, lL 61820   
(217) 333-4860 or Fax: (217) 333-8019  
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has earned a reputation as an institution of international stature which offers graduate degrees leading to the master's and the doctorate. The Graduate College of Minority Student Affairs office offers numerous programs and services to assist underrepresented students throughout their academic career. Over 100 fellowships which provide a tuition waiver and stipend are granted underrepresented students each year.  

THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA  
Joseph K. Henry, Assistant to the Dean   
Graduate College-205 Gilmore Hall   
Iowa City, IA 52242   
(319) 335-2138   
URL: hKp://www.uiowa.ed u/gradcoll   
In over 90.different educational programs, faculty and students work in an atmosphere of academic freedom and intellectual verve that stimulates creative and innovative thinking. We offer the following fellowships: The University of lowa Fellowship Program, The Graduate Opportunity Fellowship for Single and Multi-year Periods, The GE Faculty for the Future Fellowship Program and the EOP Tuition Scholarship.  
Students can apply for admission directly through CIC and Project 1000. Many competitive awards have a Feb. 1 deadline, but a few have earlier ones. Please call to be certain or e-mail us at: joseph-henryeuiowa.edu.  

UNIVERITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF LAW  
500 West Baltimore Street   
Baltimore, MD 21201   
(410) 706-3492   
E-mail: admission@law.umaryland.edu   
URL: hKp://www.law.umaryland.edu   
Through an exciting mix of traditional courses, simulations, seminars, clinic and other experiential learning, Maryland's law students begin to learn about the law, the craft of lawyering, the norms of the legal profession and the need for reforms. Student attorneys will learn not just theory nor just practice; they will learn that a good lawyer must integrate theory and practice, rely upon good judgement and use common sense to help clients, often clients in crisis, solve problems.  

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN  
School of Social Work   
Clarita Mays   
Assistant Dean for Students and Multicultural Affairs   
1065 Frieze Building   
Ann Arbor, Ml 48109-1285   
(313) 764-3309   
E-mail: ssw.msw.info.@umich.edu   
URL: hKp:llwww.umich.edul~socwkissw. html   
Our MSW offers an advanced standing, 16-month, 20-month, and extended degree option with professional training and practice in Interpersonal Practice, Community Organization, Management of Human Services; Social Policy and Evaluation. Our unique doctoral program grants a Ph.D. in Social work and one of the social science disciplines. Scholarships, grants, and fellowships are available.  

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA GRADUATE SCHOOL  
Darrin Thornton, Coordinator, Recruitment & Retention   
210 Jesse Hall Columbia, MO 65211   
(573) 882-9580 or (800) 877-6312   
Fax (573) 884-5454   
email: info@grad.missouri.edu   
Web Address: hKp://www.missouri.edu  
The MU Graduate School offers master's and doctoral degrees in more than 90 programs. The Chancellor's Gus T. Ridgel Fellowship for Minority Americans is available for doctoral students. Ridges fellows receive annual stipends of $10,000 (for up to four years) and full waiver of educational fees (tuition). Fellows also may receive a teaching or research assistantship that pays an additional stipend starting at $3,600. The Thurgood Marshall Academic Scholars Program is available for masters and doctoral students. The Marshall Program provides a minimum annual stipend of $1,000 and full waiver of educational fees (tuition). It is renewable based upon the student's satisfactory progress to the degree.  

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS  
Douglas Wartzok,   
Assoc. Vice Chancellor & Graduate Dean   
8001 Natural Bridge Road   
St. Louis, MO 63121-4499   
(314) 516-5898   
Email: g radadm@ccmail.umsl.edu   
URL: hap://www.umsl.edu/divisions/graduate /index.shtml   
Doctoral degrees offered in Biology, Chemistry, Education, Nursing, Physics, Political Science Criminology and Criminal Justice, Physiological Optics, and Psychology. Each unit offering a doctoral degree has available one Chancellor's Minority Assistantship with a $7,500 stipend and partial tuition remission.  

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN  
Dr. Merlin Lawson   
Dean of Graduate Studies   
301 Canfield Administration Building   
P.O. Box 880434   
Lincoln, NE 68588-0434   
(402) 472-2875   
E-mail: grad_admissions@ccmail.unl.edu   
URL: http:llwww.uni.edulgradstud.  
Competitive supplemental fellowships are available to master's and doctoral students which enhance departmental teaching or research assistantships. Minority fellowship awards are also available based on academic merit and financial need. 

UCLA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 
Admissions Committee Chair  
Department of Biomathematics  
10833 Le Conte Avenue  
Los Angeles, CA   90095-1766  
(310) 825-5554  
E-Mail: gradprog@biomath.medsch.ucla.edu  
URL: http://sun.sunlab.ph.ucla.edu/biomath  
The UCLA Department of Biomathematics welcomes applications to its graduate program leading to the master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. The goal of the doctoral program is to train creative, fully independent investigators who can initiate research in both applied mathematics and their chosen biomedical specialty. Specialization areas include genetics, oncology, physiology, immunology, pharmacology, neuroscience and molecular biology. 

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 
Elizabeth George 
Assistant Dean of Admissions and Student Resources 
George Warren Brown School of Social Work 
Campus Box 1196 
One Brookings Drive 
St. Louis, MO  63130-4899 
(314) 935-6676
E-Mail:  mswadmis@gwbssw.wustl.edu 
Homepage:  http://gwbweb.wustl.edu 
Washington University has a long tradition of educating social workers to assist people and communities solve their problems. GWB's reputation for excellence in education at the master's and doctoral levels is based on our faculty's commitment to creating an exciting, challenging environment for learning. Full and partial scholarships are available for students-of-color. 

NATIONAL STARCH & CHEMICAL COMPANY  
Glenn Volk, Recruitment Coordinator   
1110 Finderne Avenue   
Bridgewater, NJ 08807   
Type of Program: Internship Program  
Classification: Rising Juniors through Graduate Students  
GPA: 3.0 and above  
Majors Sought: Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Paper Science/Engineering, Food Science  
Length of Program: 3 months  
How to Apply: Send resume' to above address  
Application Deadline: February 1, 1998  

NIKE, INC.  
Shelly Bridges, College Relations Coordinator   
One Bowerman Drive   
Beaverton, OR 97005  
Type of Program: Internship  
Classification: Junior, Senior or Graduate Level Student  
GPA: 3.0 or higher  
Majors Sought: Variety  
Length of Program: 10 weeks  
How to Apply: Hotline # 1-800-890-6453 or info.nike.com  
Application Deadline: January 2, 1998  

CENTER FOR GLOBAL EDUCATION AUGSBURG COLLEGE  
Kathleen Lutfi Program Director, Academic Programs Abroad 2211 Riverside Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55454 (800) 299-8889   
Unique semester long programs focusing on struggles for justice in Namibia/South Africa, Mexico and Central America. Explore issues of race, class and gender using an experiential approach to teaching and learning, which takes you into local communities working for social change. Scholarships available.  
Randall K. Little  
Personnel Director  
Natchez-Adams School District  
P.O. Box 1188  
Natchez, MS 39121-1188  
Number of Students: 5,566  
Number of Employees: 709  
Jobs Available: Science Teacher, Elementary Teacher, Speech Pathologist, SPED Teacher, Choral Music Teacher