Opportunity Fund Gives Students Chance to ‘Earn & Learn’ | National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO)

Opportunity Fund Gives Students Chance to ‘Earn & Learn’

May 23, 2008 // // Posted in Education, News

Generous donations totaling $1.76-million make university possible for students from under-represented communities
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