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"Space-grant" is not a substantive "type" of university
Please provide evidence that "space-grant" is a substantive "type" of university. It's a very nice set of consortia who do cool research but the impact on the member institutions is rather limited and doesn't appear to rise anywhere near the level of being an intrinsic "type" of institution. Despite the name, it is not remotely comparable to "land-grant" status for which many books and numerous scholarly articles provide ample evidence that this status has had profound, institution-wide impacts. Thanks! ElKevbo (talk) 02:54, 24 September 2020 (UTC)

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