The Embark Student Foundation Awards $2.7 million to Seven Post-Secondary Schools Across Canada Through Its Major Grant Program
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Tuesday, March 12, 2024
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Funding through the Embark Student Foundation Major Grants Program will empower and accelerate outstanding projects with real-world impact.
Key Points:
- Funding through the Embark Student Foundation Major Grants Program will empower and accelerate outstanding projects with real-world impact.
- Students will gain an unparalleled experience while the products created may lead to startups, industry partnerships, jobs and venture capital investment.
- Niagara College – Indigenous Student Success Pathways Project – This pilot project will focus on enabling Indigenous learning outcomes and culture-based content.
- With the help of the Embark Student Foundation Major Grants Program, Basecamp's scope and reach will be significantly expanded to allow a broader range of students, particularly from underrepresented communities, to participate.