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Program Models Service By Population – Low Income

Program Model Title	State
Building Blocks: playing the role of community organizer School: Kalamazoo College	MI
Defining values through actions School: Washtenaw Community College	MI
Interdisciplinary Action Research program School: Macalester College	MN
SEBRA South-East Brainerd Residents Association: becoming part of the neighborhood School: Central Lakes Community College	MN
Various service-learning opportunities for students School: Concordia University, St. Paul	MN
Legal counseling: Community Outreach Partnership Center (COPC) School: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	NC
Micro-lending: The Institute for Cooperative Community Development School: Southern New Hampshire University (Formerly New Hampshire College)	NH
Re-establishing the school s religious mission School: Rivier college	NH
Job training program for single mothers School: Niagara University	NY
Union-Schenectady Initiative (USI): revitalizing the surrounding neighborhoods School: Union College	NY
Phi Theta Kappa honors organization School: Columbus State Community College	OH
Collaboration with low-income housing residents: Chester-Swarthmore Community Coalition School: Swarthmore College	PA
Humanitarian TEAM Act 101 group School: Northampton Community College	PA
PHENND Action Seminar School: University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Swarthmore	PA
Providing companionship at a temporary housing and counseling facility School: Cedar Crest College	PA
Umoja After School Program: encouraging educational pursuits and self-improvement School: Lincoln University	PA
Architectural design studio class: Designing low-cost housing School: Rhode Island School of Design	RI
Sociology II course: Serving multiple populations School: Johnson & Wales University	RI
The Culinary and Hospitality Practicum Program School: Johnson & Wales University	RI

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