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SIMON BUSINESS                                          WARNER SCHOOL

                         SCHOOL                                          OF EDUCATION


                          $1.37M                                                $354,819



        •  In a highly competitive MBA landscape,               •  The Warner School’s ROC Urban Teaching
          scholarships remained a critical component of           Fellows Program was launched to ease the
          Simon’s admissions strategy. More than 85% of           teacher shortage in Rochester while providing
          our Full-Time MBA students received                     future educators unparalleled hands-on
          scholarships in 2022-23.                                classroom experience and mentorship. Fellows
        •  Simon was ranked #27 in both Bloomberg                 are hired by the school district, compensated
          Businessweek’s Best U.S. Business Schools in            with salary with benefits, and provided $10,000
          2022-23 and in the 2023-24 U.S. News & World            toward college tuition.
          Report rankings.                                      •  Scholarship support provided critical financial

        •  Already deeply committed to equity, diversity,         assistance through a guaranteed 50% school
          and inclusion, U.S. News & World Report ranks           counseling scholarship to help address a
          Simon at #2 among the most diverse Top-50               statewide shortage. These scholarships help to
          MBA programs in the list of highly-ranked and           support our UR undergraduate GRADE students.
          distinguished public and private business               GRADE is also building a pathway for RCSD
          schools.                                                students to go from high school to UR, and then

        •  Simon’s trailblazing STEM-designated degrees           to Warner - expanding access for local students
                                                                  to pursue teaching and counseling professions.
          across all specializations and programs are in
          high-demand, preparing students to lead and           •  The Warner School’s Center for Urban Education
          solve the toughest challenges in today’s data-          Success (CUES) launched a study involving
          driven business environment.                            CUES researchers and a high school English
                                                                  teacher from East High School. This study
                                                                  empowered students to become community
                                                                  advocates by researching problems in their
                                                                  neighborhoods, and then proposing and
                                                                  presenting solutions based on what they learned.

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