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... An advisory group should be established to provide strategic direction to the working group to answer the questions noted above and access to contacts in organizations that can provide funding and other types of assistance. The advisory group should include faculty and administrators who have been involved in starting up engineering programs and in established engineering programs; tribal leaders and representatives of industry, engineering societies, federal agencies, and organizations, such as the American Indian Higher Education Consortium, American Indian Science and Engineering Society, American Indian College Fund, and Alliance for Equity in Higher Education.
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