"Minority Intensive" is a term that has suddenly been given a life of its
on here at our campus.  I can't find that this is any kind of official
designation at any of the agencies.   People say, "Oh yeah, I remember
something about that," but that's as much detail as I can find.  The gist
I've got is that this is supposed to pertain to institutions that are not
previously anointed as HBCU, Tribal Colleges, or  other classification but
that have a certain minority enrollment, plus a few other
characteristics.  Some of our administrators are ready to party, thinking
we're suddenly in a new category.

Does anyone have the scoop on this?

Spanky
Mike McCallister, Ph.D.
Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
2801 South University
Little Rock, AR  72204-1099

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