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Most recently, Anene served as SAC vice chair for College Life where he was involved in initiatives including the changes in Hilles, the campaign for a women’s center, and Course Costs Assistance Program (C-CAP)—a book stipend program for low-income students...
...have other reasons to celebrate. It was awarded a $100,000 grant by the Heckscher Foundation for Children, a New York-based organization that promotes child welfare, according to Glynn. The grant will fund the CPIC Fund for Service Internship program, which provides 10 students with a $3,500 stipend, housing, and an internship in New York this summer. Cora E. Yamamoto ’75, the Washington, D.C. area coordinator for CPIC, said that when she was an undergraduate at the College, students who were interested in public service careers were out of luck. “There...
...valuable perspective. Working at a nonprofit social services agency designing a pre-employment program for low-income youth living in public housing (and getting to and from it), I have come to realize my situation is, well, quite ideal. I’m lucky enough to have a stipend to pay for train passes, and I’m lucky enough to not have any pressing responsibilities outside of my job. On the other hand, the youth I work with are enmeshed in a Catch-22 of their own, much graver than mine. They need jobs in order to support...
This fall, Harvard students from lower-income backgrounds may receive a stipend to cover the cost of purchasing textbooks if donors can be found to fund the Course-Cost Assistance Program...
...would grant students with family incomes under $40,000 a $125 textbook stipend each semester. Students with family incomes between $40,000 and $60,000 would receive $75 each term from the program...