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Congressionally-Directed (Earmark) Funding Documents
Click here for an FY 2010 earmark form.
Additional resources can be found by clicking on the "Congressionally Directed Funding" link on the left side of this page.
In January 2008, the 110th Congress of the United States convened in Washington, D.C.
In the U.S. House of Representatives, Nebraska is respresented by Congressman Lee Terry, who is in his fifth term, Congressman Jeff Fortenberry, in his second term, and Congressman Adrian Smith, in his first term.
In the U.S. Senate, both Nebraska SenatorsChuck Hagel and Ben Nelson are in their second terms.
The University of Nebraska Medical Center Delegates Program You are invited to join UNMC's cost-free Delegates program, and advocate on behalf of UNMC. The Delegates Program is open to all who are willing to advocate on behalf of UNMC. Members will be kept informed about federal and state legislation affecting UNMC, and will be invited to free quarterly events throughout the year. The program is cost-free and registration only takes a minute.
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Click on the text above for an overview of the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
UNMC relies on Title VII funding from the Public Health Service Act to support educational programs that train health professionals in fields experiencing shortages, and to provide quality, affordable, and cost-effective care in areas of Nebraska that are most in need of health care services, particularly rural and urban underserved communities. Click on the heading to learn more.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the primary federal agency for conducting and supporting medical research, and is also the federal agency from which UNMC receives the majority of its research funding. Click on the heading to learn more.
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