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Viterbo University Receives Over $6.19 Million in Federal Grants

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Viterbo University received two federal grants from Health Resources and Services Administration, totaling more than $6.19 million. The grants will be distributed over five years. One grant of $3.25 million is designated for scholarships for Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling students, while a separate $2.94 million grant will support nursing and pre-health programs, student success efforts, and technology upgrades.

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The funding supports the expansion of the behavioral health workforce in rural and underserved communities. The grants also provide resources for Viterbo University to upgrade its educational infrastructure and support student success in health fields.

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  • Viterbo UniversitySpeculative

    Viterbo University could see increased revenue due to the receipt of federal grant funding.

  • WisconsinSpeculative

    Wisconsin might see increased supply of healthcare professionals due to the funding for workforce development.

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