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-					<h4>Why are you focused on teaching financial literacy to adults, rather than to children?</h4>
+					<h4><b>Why are you focused on teaching financial literacy to adults, rather than to children?</b></h4>
 					<p><i>While we do not rule out working with young people in a future time, at present we believe there is a distinct gap in the provision of financial training for the adult population, whereas there are a plethora of programs designed to teach financial literacy to young people.</i></p>
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-					<h4>Can I join Dollar Scholars?</h4>
+					<h4><b>Can I join Dollar Scholars?</b></h4>
 					<p><i>Yes, we are always looking for new volunteers to help teach and support our other activities. Please send a resume to [email protected]</i><br>
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+					<h4><b>What is the relationship between Dollar Scholars and American University?</b></h4>
+					<p><i>All of our founding members are either American University faculty, or American University students. 
+					Many are economics majors, and we are supported by the economics department in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at American Univesity. 
+					Economics department chair Professor Kara Reynolds is our faculty advisor and mentor.</i></p>
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+					<h4><b>Is Dollar Scholars an independent organization?</b></h4>
+					<p><i>Dollar Scholars is primarily a student-led, student initiative based at American University.
+					We are in the process of forming an independent non-profit organization so we can bring Dollar Scholars programs to more
+					campuses.</i>
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+					<h4><b>How did you develop your curriculum for financial literacy?</b></h4>
+					<p>We have leveraged the FDIC's MoneySmart curriculum to teach individuals about financial literacy. 
+					While we feel the core content of these modules is extremely high quality, we look forward to adapting the materials to better suit our participants.
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