The Baltimore Sun writes about the Goucher Prison Education Partnership and how a recent announcement might help students in the program and prison reform.
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MSN News highlights what Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Attorney General Loretta Lynch learned about students in the Goucher Prison Education Partnership and similar programs.
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Think Progress covers the Goucher Prison Education Partnership and similar programs, portraying their work in light of a recent announcement regarding student financing.
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Diverse Issues in Higher Education cheers on the Goucher Prison Education Partnership and the work it does in this look at a recent announcement regarding students in prison.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education covers what experts say about Pell grants, which might eventually benefit students similar to those in the Goucher Prison Education Partnership.
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Fox News Latino covered an announcement about Pell Grants and prison reform in this story.
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Nation of Change highlights the powerful good that can come from a program like the Goucher Prison Education Partnership.
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In a story about Pell Grants, San Diego news station KPBS mentions that more than 70 prisoners are enrolled in Goucher College through the school’s Prison Education Partnership, which began classes for prisoners in 2012 and does not receive public funding.
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The Goucher Prison Education Partnership is mentioned in this USA Today story about prison, funding, and education.
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The Goucher Physics Club, a local chapter of the national Society of Physics Students (SPS), has been awarded a a 2015 SPS Leadership Scholarship of $2,000. They were selected from a group of exceptional applicants from across the country and are commended on outstanding academic performance and high level of SPS activity.
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