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Date: April 2, 2015 Interior_Press@ios.doi.gov Interior Makes Largest Transfer to Date to Cobell Education Scholarship Fund More than $12 million transferred as a result of Land Buy-Back Program WASHINGTON, DC – The Department of the Interior today announced it has transferred more than $12 million to the Cobell Education Scholarship Fund, bringing the total amount transferred so far to $17 million. Authorized by the historic Cobell Settlement, and funded in part by the Land Buy-Back Program for Tribal Nations (Buy-Back Program), the Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance through scholarships to American Indian and Alaska Native students wishing to pursue post-secondary and graduate education and training. “With every transfer to the Scholarship Fund, we are making valuable investments in the training and education that Native students need to succeed in today’s world,” said Interior Deputy Secretary Michael L. Connor. “This program is a lasting tribute to Elouise Cobell, whose vision, leadership and concern for tribal students and their families has created a living legacy for future generations of tribal leaders.” “The Department is thrilled that the Cobell Scholarship Fund is growing quickly so that Native students can pursue their academic dreams to go to college or graduate school,” said Hilary Tompkins, Solicitor of the Department of the Interior and one of the lead negotiators ofthe Cobell Settlement. “The expertise, abilities and skills these students gain can help to advance self- determination and shape future leaders in Indian Country.” For more information on the scholarship fund leave a reply at the contact link on our website mission and vision page and include "Cobell info" as the content heading..... Thanks to Obrien Music for granting us the free use of this beat..... Produced by Adam Temple and Lonnie Ervin AKA Eazy E
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