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Program Models Service By Population – Children, Youth, And Families

Program Model Title	State
Encouraging girls in science, high school: Day in the Lab School: Hampshire College	MA
Faculty as public servant: Grammar school health clinics School: Regis College	MA
PAR Project: U-Mass Boston School: University of Massachusetts, Boston	MA
Providing a continuum of education for youth School: Merrimack College	MA
Service Learning Practicum for Special Education majors School: Coppin State College	MD
Teacher Education and Communication Sciences and Disorders: Serving Preschoolers Through Physical Activity School: Towson University	MD
“”Kids Plus”" program: raising community aspirations School: Bates College	ME
Service learning partnership with the Mallett School French Program School: University of Maine at Farmington	ME
Service Learning Through Action Research Partnerships School: Bates College	ME
Mathematics professor introduces high school students to the latest technology School: Kirtland Community College	MI
The Parent Advocacy Project School: University of Michigan at Flint	MI
Basic English course: The written word and the lived experience School: Hibbing Community and Technical College	MN
CitySongs School: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	MN
English as a second language tutors and mentors School: Moorhead State University	MN
Public Achievement Program: revitalizing democracy by teaching skills for public leadership School: The University of Saint Thomas	MN
Gatekeepers Program School: Hannibal-LaGrange College	MO
Missoula Flagship program School: University of Montana at Missoula	MT
Teaching Creative Movement to People with Disabilities School: The University of Montana-Missoula	MT
The After School Adventure Program (ASAP): recruiting volunteers and tutoring children School: Montana State University-Northern	MT
“”Human Behavior and Social Settings”" course: training youth in conflict resolution School: Bennett College	NC

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-Kathleen Sebelius, Governor of Kansas

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