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Trump Administration Cancels Grant to Recruit Engineering Students From Rural Nebraska

  • The Trump administration canceled a $1.2 million National Science Foundation grant aimed at recruiting engineering students from rural Nebraska in 2024.
  • This grant cancellation was part of a broader federal effort to cut funding for programs tied to diversity, equity, and inclusion amid a realignment of agency priorities.
  • Since January, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has experienced a loss of over seventy federal grants amounting to close to $92 million, which has impacted research in diverse fields such as agriculture, biomedicine, and climate science.
  • UNL engineering Dean Lance Prez affirmed their continued commitment to the grant's goals despite the cuts, and research professor Wendy Smith emphasized they never practiced racial preference.
  • The cancellations may hinder efforts to improve educational outcomes in rural areas and reduce funding opportunities for graduate students pursuing engineering careers.
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WISH-TV broke the news in Indianapolis, United States on Sunday, May 18, 2025.
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