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The 23 pages that link to Land-grant university, each with the reason it gives.

• Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyNarrower topic: MIT’s early scientific and technical mission developed amid the land-grant movement, though it was not a land-grant institution.

• Research universityRelated: Land-grant institutions added public service and applied research to the university mission.

• Cornell UniversityRelated: Cornell’s land-grant mission underpins its public service and agricultural programs.

• Public universityBroader topic: Land-grant universities show how public missions can be reinforced through specific funding and service mandates.

• UniversityBroader topic: Land-grant universities broadened higher education toward public and applied purposes.

• Agricultural extensionRelated: They became major institutional homes for American agricultural extension.

• Liberal arts collegeCompared with: Their statutory emphasis on applied fields offered a contrasting model of higher education.

• University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignRelated: The university’s land-grant mission links research and education to public service.

• Morrill Land-Grant ActsBroader topic: These institutions turned the acts’ funding into permanent educational organizations.

• University of MinnesotaNarrower topic: This designation shaped the university's public-service and applied-research responsibilities.

• Engineering educationNarrower topic: Land-grant institutions broadened engineering education through public universities and applied research.

• Iowa State UniversityNarrower topic: Iowa State became one of the nation’s early institutions built around this public-service model.

• Rural sociologyRelated: Land-grant institutions supplied research and extension networks that helped establish the field.

• University of ArizonaNarrower topic: The university’s land-grant designation shapes its research and service mission.

• Pennsylvania State UniversityNarrower topic: Penn State's founding as a land-grant institution shaped its teaching and public-service mission.

• History of educationBroader topic: They broadened practical higher education and tied universities to economic development.

• Louisiana State UniversityNarrower topic: LSU’s land-grant designation connects it to a national system of public education and research.

• University of CaliforniaNarrower topic: The University of California’s land-grant status places it within a national public-service tradition.

• Agricultural scienceRelated: Land-grant institutions helped make agricultural research and teaching public missions.

• Home economicsNarrower topic: Land-grant colleges provided major institutional settings for home economics programs.

• Agricultural educationRelated: Land-grant universities link agricultural teaching with research and extension services.

• Ezra CornellNarrower topic: Cornell University became New York’s land-grant institution under the Morrill Act.

• Institute of technologyRelated: Their practical mission helped normalize engineering education within American higher education.