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Florida A&M University
http://www.famu.edu
Program: HBCU Year: 2000

Ms. M. Miaisha Mitchell (Program Primary Contact) Florida A and M University 636 Ardelia Court Tallahassee, FL 32307 Phone: (850) 561-2692 Fax: (850) 561-2083 Primary Contacts for Other Years
Overview
Florida A&M University (FAMU)will use Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) funds to further enhance the activities being implemented by its Community Development Corporation (CDC). The FAMU CDC will continue to provide a wide range of business development services and opportunities to residents of public housing and other neighborhoods. It will also provide direct loan funds to low-income business owners, establish training for specific industries in conjunction with the Florida WAGES program, and improve the likelihood of successful micro enterprise development by establishing a one-stop business incubator in the HBCU community.
Overview(s) for Other Years
Assisting Alzheimer's Caregivers (HBCU 2001) Building For the Future in Silkscreening (HBCU 2000) Creating a Business Incubator (HBCU 2000) Creating an Affordable Housing Information Center (HBCU 2001) Defining the Digital Divide (HBCU 2001) Enlisting Community Faith-Based Organizations in Training Efforts (HBCU 2001) Expanding Community Development (HBCU 2000) Framing the Future (HBCU 2001) Helping Businesses to Grow (HBCU 2001) Helping Homeowners (HBCU 2001) Identifying Assets Within the Business Community (HBCU 2001) Investing in Local Business (HBCU 2000) Protecting the Health of Its Residents (HBCU 2001) Providing a "Gateway" to the Future (HBCU 2001) Providing Education To Local Residents (HBCU 2000) Providing Family-Centered Workshops (HBCU 2001) Providing Funding for Growth (HBCU 2001) Providing Funds For Growth (HBCU 2000) Providing Housing Options for Local Residents (HBCU 2001) Revitalizing Urban Neighborhood (RUN) Initiative (HBCU 2004) Self-Employment Training (HBCU 2001) Succeeding in the Emerging Economy (HBCU 2001) Sustainable Neighborhoods Initiative (HBCU 2003) Taking Care of One's Own (HBCU 2000) Training for the Future (HBCU 2001)
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