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wednesday, March 9, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
Graduate enrollment declines
School trying to boost sagging number of minority students
By Dayana Yochim
Kansan staff writer
Despite growing enrollment in the University of Kansas' undergraduate programs, enrollment in the graduate school has not kept pace.
From 1980 to 1967, undergraduate enrollment increased by more than 22,200 students, and graduate school enrollment declined 145 students, according to statistics released by the division of student affairs. Those statistics indicate that minority enrollment in the graduate school suffered the most, declining by 16 percent.
the decrease mirrors a national trend, said Robert Sanders, associate
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"If nobody does anything, the number of minorities that are educated individuals will decline, while the number in the population will increase," Sanders said.
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He said that in the year 2020, the percentage of minorities in the United States would be about 35 percent. Currently, about 21 percent of the population consists of minorities, be said.
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Sanders said that the KU office of research, graduate studies and public service mailed about 5,000 informational fliers to minorities this year. He said that the response
"It's harder for these students to find funds for education," Sanders said. "There is a general decline in the number of fellowships and scholarships offered to minority graduate students.
usually was small
"Most students are looking for a financial aid program to evaluate and decide where to go to school. On the basis of a financial pay package, KU is on the low side. We don't compete well on the basis of the number of fellowships and assistantships, and economic value."
The University's graduate program has several strategies for the recruitment of minorities at the
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"We're setting up networks around the country at other universities to recruit students for our program. Offices around campus are also helping us to identify appropriate students for us to recruit." Sanders said.
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TOPEKA — The Kansas Senate unanimously passed yesterday a watered-down version of a bill that would require the state to inspect commercial cat and dog kennels.
The Endowment Merit Scholars Program and an outreach program in Kansas City, Kan., that offers a summer science program for high school minorities also are part of the recruitment strategy.
The bill would provide for state inspection of commercial kennels not licensed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It was amended during Monday's floor debate to eliminate a provision that allows federal agencies to kennels that already come under federal regulation and inspection.
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Jeff Weinberg, associate director of financial aid, said that different types of loans were available to minority students and that the loans offered a low interest rate and a longer period for repayment.
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