June 27, 2024

HBCU program on the rise gets unprecedented broadcast time

Courtesy of Allen University In partnership with the SIAC, the ESPN Family of Networks, and HBCU GO, Allen Universityā€™s football team will play five of their ten games during the 2024 season on national network television. Three of the Yellow Jacketsā€™ five home games are included in the television schedule, beginning with their September 28

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First local HBCU scholarships awarded at Two North Carolina HBCUs

By Michael B. Hardison After only officially being formed near the end of 2023, Sampson Countyā€™s first ever Historically Black Colleges and Universities Council was able to bestow inaugural scholarships to Sampson students. The HBCU Council recently awarded two $500 scholarships to a pair of local students who are attending an HBCU this fall. Those

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SC State receives transformative $8 million state allocation for STEM research and SRNL workforce development

Courtesy of South Carolina State University South Carolina State University has been allocated $8 million in state funding that will take education and research in theĀ College of Science Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and TransportationĀ (STEM-T College) to a new level. Four years in the making, the Research Partnerships and Workforce Training Programs are a partnership between SC

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Practicing medicine at a predominantly Black institution gave me the gift I didnā€™t realize I needed

By Vanessa Grubbs “You have a big voice, Dr. Grubbs,ā€ the clinic manager said. I flinched. The last time I heard similar words, they were part of a common refrain that I had encountered often. ā€œYouā€™re too direct.ā€ ā€œToo outspoken.ā€ ā€œIntimidating.ā€ Peers who looked like me encouraged me to put my head down, make myself

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Nurses in Black-Serving Hospitals Experienced Increased Levels of ā€œMoral Distressā€ During the Pandemic

Courtesy of Pennsylvania State University A recentĀ studyĀ led by scholars at the University of Pennsylvania has found nurses working in hospitals with predominately Black patients experienced the highest levels of moral distress during the COVID-19 pandemic. The authors collected data from 3,675 nurses at 90 hospitals from March 2021 to April 2021 and found nurses in

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James Martin II Named Chancellor of North Carolina A&T State University

Courtesy of North Carolina A&T State University James Martin II has been named chancellor of North Carolina A&T State University. He will begin his new appointment on August 15. North Carolina A&T State University is the largest historically Black college or university in the United States, enrolling over 11,800 undergraduate and 1,600 graduate students. Black

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