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SEF believed then and it believes now that a diverse teaching force is necessary to ensure excellence as well as parity in America’s educational system, and that a diverse teacher workforce benefits all students – not minority students alone.
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SEF works with 11 HBCUs to expose a widening nucleus of faculty members, librarians and information specialists to state-of-the-art practices in using technology to enhance teaching and student learning. SEF provides expert seminars, training, and small grants to eligible schools. SEF also is helping some HBCUs acquire and use new electronic databases such as JSTOR.
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SEF works with 11 HBCUs to expose a widening nucleus of faculty members, librarians and information specialists to state-of-the-art practices in using technology to enhance teaching and student learning. SEF provides expert seminars, training, and small grants to eligible schools. SEF also is helping some HBCUs acquire and use new electronic databases such as JSTOR.
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