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Don and Sylvia Schmid American Indian Child Welfare Leaders Fellowship
Don and Sylvia Schmid American Indian Child Welfare Leaders Fellowship
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The Schmid American Indian Child Welfare Leaders Fellowship was established by Don and Sylvia Schmid to address the current and future need for American Indian Social Workers trained at a master's level to administer and deliver child welfare services to American Indian communities, both on the reservation and in the urban area.
Impact of Donor Support
- More learners can pursue higher education. Thanks to our donors, more than 7,000 ASU students have received upwards of $32 million in scholarships with more than $39 million raised.
- More students succeed. ASU ranks #1 among the state’s public universities for its 86% first-year retention rate thanks in part to donor-funded student success initiatives.
- Important initiatives continue. More than $320 million in new gifts and commitments support ongoing initiatives at ASU.
- The spirit of generosity abounds. In the past year, more than 100,000 individual, corporate and foundation donors stepped forward to help the ASU community.
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