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August 30 - Sept. 5, 2002

Bill to Designate APA Serving Institutions

APAs have often been overlooked due to ‘model minority’ stereotype

By Ji Hyun Lim
AsianWeek Staff Writer

Until recently, Asian Pacific Americans were often overlooked when it came to government funding in higher education, but now times are set to change. In the spring of this year, Congressman Robert Underwood (Guam) introduced H.R. 4825, a bill that authorizes the Department of Education to designate certain “Asian Pacific American serving institutions.”

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