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FINANCING THE CALL
To help reverse the decades-long decline in the number of top students entering the ministry, the Lilly Endowment has given more than $175-million to church-related colleges. Ricky James (above) benefited from the endowment's support by participating in programs it financed at his college. (Photograph by Joshua Corban)
'Learning Community' Programs Can Help At-Risk Students, Study Concludes
Community-college students who are low-income and academically unprepared appear to benefit from being placed in "learning communities" where they take classes together and support each other, says a new study. More Top Students Answer the Ministry's Call 2 New Reports Call on Colleges and Congress to Improve Work-Force Training A College Leadership Program Helps a Mother Consider Politics Selling a Sense of Safety in a Climate of Fear Colleges Wade Into Survival Training for Campus Shootings Study of Texas Remedial Programs Finds They Don't Help Students Innovative Program Lets N.H. Law Students Bypass the Bar Exam
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