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Grants have a strong positive impact on institutional capacity and student learning and success.

23 grants worth $1,606,021 were awarded to Harford Community College in FY25.

Federal Grants

Federal grants also have a strong impact on student learning. Harford currently has two federal grants: BIOTECH Pathways and Map Your Success.

BIOTECH Pathways is supported by the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education under Grant No. 2000193.

Map Your Success is supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education under Grant No. 6707.

Harford Community College is proud to receive grants from Federal Agencies

State Grants

Most of the College’s grants are from the State of Maryland, specifically the Maryland Department of Education, Maryland Department of Health, Maryland Higher Education Commission, Maryland Department of Labor, and the Maryland State Arts Council. The Maryland State Arts Council is an agency of the State of Maryland under the authority of the Department of Commerce.

Harford Community College has been awarded grants from Maryland.

Local Grants

The College receives annual local grants from the Harford County Cultural Arts Board and from Harford County Government. These grants support arts programming and events at our various venues, including the Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union (APGFCU) Arena.

Harford County Cultural Arts Board and Harford County Government

 

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*This project is supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 6707. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.