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Link https://paulquinn.edu/mission-vision-history/ the first urban work college, working on the problem of students’ debt burden. | Link https://paulquinn.edu/mission-vision-history/ the first urban work college, working on the problem of students’ debt burden. | ||
The Urban Work College Model: | The [[Urban Work College Model]]: | ||
Provides every residential Quinnite an internship (on-and off-campus). | Provides every residential Quinnite an internship (on-and off-campus). | ||
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Its urban research initiative researches ways communities can thrive across race, class and zip codes. [[https://paulquinn.edu/urban-research-initiative/]] | Its urban research initiative researches ways communities can thrive across race, class and zip codes. [[https://paulquinn.edu/urban-research-initiative/]] | ||
Paul Quinn is a member of the resilience studies cohort of colleges. Link [[https://www.resiliencestudiesconsortium.com/]] | |||
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Our goal is to eradicate intergenerational poverty
Link https://paulquinn.edu/mission-vision-history/ the first urban work college, working on the problem of students’ debt burden.
Provides every residential Quinnite an internship (on-and off-campus). These internships, and the stipend they pay, reduce our students’ dependency on student loans. Students work an average of 15 hours per week. Allows our students to gain the real world work experience that directly translates into better employment opportunities post-college. We aren’t the only ones who take notice of what we are doing.
President Sorrell was named one of Fortune Magazine’s World’s Greatest Leaders HBCU of the Year NYT called us emerging national leader President Clinton- because PQC works the way America should work
Its urban research initiative researches ways communities can thrive across race, class and zip codes. [[1]]
Paul Quinn is a member of the resilience studies cohort of colleges. Link [[2]]