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But Bishop Michael V. Talbert, of the First Baptist Church of Wyandanch, who is the school board president, said he thanked Mr. Smith for connecting students with opportunities beyond Wyandanch.

The mission of Jennifer's school, Urban Assembly New York Harbor School, in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood, is to raise academic achievement by connecting students with the harbor that surrounds the city.

He hopes it can begin a partnership between students and bodies who desperately need their help – "in the first instance, hopefully between students and councils, connecting students with those opportunities.

Issues: $75 million renovation of student union; campaign to halt tuition increases; connecting students with student government via social media; responding to political opponents' requests for public records under Freedom of Information Act — some 20 a month at his term's beginning.

Seeing that the majority of the students were underserved by the existing guidance system, they set about connecting students with more affordable application review services through AdmitHub.com.

This emphasis on connecting students with mentors is, Girouard says, a big part of what sets Upstart apart from other "income-based repayment" efforts like Thrust Fund.

InternMatch raises $500,000 to connect students with internships.

The basic idea is that the site connects students with alumni at key companies.

The Boston Private Industry Council (www.bostonpic.org), a nonprofit organization financed largely by city, state and federal funds, connects students with jobs.

Because it is so small, and because students can design their courses of study, the college often connects students with off-campus resources.

In another effort to connect students with patients sooner, the new medical school at Florida International University will place second-year students in underserved neighborhoods beginning this fall.