SIU Sociologist Studies Poverty
SIU sociologist Herman R. Lantz with a $10 000 grant from the U S Labor Department will study how resignation to poverty affects job retraining and other outcomes. Co investigator is Ernest Alix of Lockport N Y The project aims to understand a poverty culture and its role in fighting poverty.
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