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The Maryland Institute for Minority Achievement and Urban Education (MIMAUE) is an academic association, an action-oriented collaborative, and an educational center. Its central goals are the improvement of minority achievement, the elimination of the achievement gap, and the improvement and reform of urban education.
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MIMAUE is
Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence

on May 17th with Special Guest Speaker Leonard "Len" J. Elmore. The event is hosted by Craig Thompson.

MIMAUE hosted an NSF-supported national conference "Helping Mathematics Teachers Become Culturally Relevant Educators: New Tools for a New Generation-Conference II" on Thursday, March 29 and Friday, March 30, 2012.

	College Awareness and Career Exploration (CACE) CACE provides a platform for students to make the connection between college attendance and career choice. Students participate in paid internships at corporations and companies within the local community, while participating in activities that provide them with skills and research opportunities. Learn more
	College Success Initiative This program is designed to promote college retention, persistence, and graduation by serving as a resource portal to undergraduate minority students at UMCP. learn more
	Culturally Relevant Pedagogy Teacher Professional Development Course The Institute provides professional development for school staff on culturally relevant teaching and learning, with the aim of increasing student engagement and achievement. learn more
	Climbing Up, Reaching Back (CURB) This program seeks to increase biomedical and behavioral researchers (BBR) from minority and underserved communities. learn more

To donate to the Institute, click on the button below. Our appeal code is PZ0B2. Thank you.

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