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Virginia State University to Address the Petersburg Teacher Shortage

Written By Virginia State University The Virginia State University College of Education has announced a new teacher residency program to help with Petersburg’s teacher shortage and provide future educators with an immersive educational experience. Finding quality teachers has been a struggle for Petersburg in recent years, much like for schools nationwide. When Petersburg realized some of their K-12 classrooms would be overcrowded this upcoming school year, they came to VSU seeking stellar students interested in doing an early teacher residency. In August, the HERO program was born. HERO, or Hybrid Education Residency Opportunity, is a comprehensive and innovative program that

Carme Williams Joins Texas Southern University as Advancement Consultant-Interim Vice President of Development and Alumni Affairs

Courtesy of Texas Southern University Carme Williams, CFRE, a veteran fundraising executive with almost three decades of experience serving higher education institutions and non-profits has been named Advancement Consultant-Interim Vice President of Development and Alumni Affairs at Texas Southern University. In this new role, Williams will provide oversight to the University’s fundraising operation. “Texas Southern University is a staple in our community, and I am excited to join the team for the next year to build upon the strong foundation for fundraising success that has been laid,” Williams said. “TSU’s mission is as critical today as it has ever been.

Highlighting the Work and Impact of HBCUs at the Center for HBCU Research, Leadership, and Policy’s Annual Conference

By Pyper Harvey The Center for HBCU Research, Leadership, and Policy at Howard University hosted its Inaugural Summer Invitational Conference, “HBCUs as Incubators of Research, Leadership, and Policy,” at the Kellogg Conference Center in Washington, D.C. Established in 2021, the center seeks to serve as a generator and repository of research that examines issues of significance to HBCUs through collaboration, advocacy, and a shared commitment to ensuring the 22nd century success of these storied institutions. Conference participants included invited faculty and academics, along with the center’s inaugural HBCU Center Fellows who presented their HBCU-focused research. Award-winning author and distinguished professor,

Spelman and Berklee Colleges Establish an Inaugural Student Exchange Program

Written by Spelman College Spelman College is pleased to join Berklee College of Music in announcing an inaugural domestic student exchange between the two institutions beginning this fall. The mission of the Berklee-Spelman exchange program is to promote educational opportunities in music and liberal arts to female-identifying students of African descent; to facilitate cultural and social integration through the study of music performance, theory, and history, with a specific focus on jazz and contemporary music; and to increase the participation of African American women in jazz while expanding the jazz canon. The Berklee-Spelman exchange was conceived several years ago by its founding

Four Xavierites Selected as SHPEP Scholars at University of Alabama at Birmingham

Written By Xavier University of Louisiana At Xavier University of Louisiana, students are encouraged to go above and beyond so they can thrive on their individual career paths. Many Xavier students spend their summers in internships and programs that elevate their professional skills and strengthen their career opportunities in their chosen industry. This pursuit of excellence brought four Xavierites to the Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP) at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) this summer. SHPEP is a free summer program for students to explore their interests in health professions. These professions include medicine, dentistry, nursing, optometry, pharmacy,

West Virginia State University Extension (WVSU) was represented at the SR-PLN Conference

Courtesy of West Virginia State University Fall is the time of year when Cooperative Extension professionals across the Southern region gather to network, share resources, build partnerships and address emerging issues affecting our communities as a collective unit. Members of the Southern Region Program Leadership Network (SR-PLN), Association of Extension Administrators (AEA) and the Association of Southern Region Extension Directors (ASRED) convened from Aug. 21-24 in Orlando, Florida, for the annual conference. Cooperative Extension empowers farmers, ranchers and communities of all sizes to overcome challenges, adapt to changing technology, improve nutrition and food safety, prepare for and respond to emergencies

Morgan Scholars Recognized Nationally Receiving Esteemed Fellowships and Scholarship Awards

Several exceptional Morgan State University students have earned national recognition distinctions to mark the beginning of the fall 2023 academic year. These scholars are shining examples of Morgan’s commitment to fostering excellence, as they embark on prestigious fellowships that promise to enrich their academic journey, receive invaluable experiences, and benefit from scholarships supporting their matriculation here at the National Treasure. This collection of scholars will represent Morgan on a grand stage underscoring the ambition, intellectual curiosity, and academic achievement of Morgan’s diverse student body. “We are immensely proud of these scholars and their remarkable achievements,” said Hongtao Yu, provost and

TSU’s Zakiya Hamza Receives Bluegrass Blueshield Scholarship

By Angel Higgins Tennessee State University senior ZaKiya Hamza is one step closer to achieving her dream of becoming a nurse practitioner.  The nursing major was recently awarded the BlueCross Power of We Scholarship. A video, two essays, and two recommendation letters later, Hamza joined five other students, from across the State, in receiving the $10,000 scholarship. “I was ecstatic when I found out and I’m very grateful for the BlueCross BlueShield Power of We Scholarship,” said Hamza. The BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Foundation, in partnership with the National Association of Health Services Executives Memphis Chapter, honored six students for their

CARE at Xavier University of Louisiana

Courtesy of Xavier University of Louisiana For nearly 100 years, Xavier University of Louisiana has educated the next generation of leaders and agents of positive change by providing resources developed to uplift and elevate the students who walk its hallowed halls. One of these programs, CARE at Xavier University of Louisiana, is an integrated and holistic program focusing on first-year, first-generation students. The program provides targeted support for students during their first year of college. The program effectively incorporates the four pillars of Xavier University of Louisiana: Career Development, Academic Efficacy, Resilience, and Engagement by collaborating closely with campus departments

Virginia Union Faculty and Staff Come Together to Commit Nearly $10,000 to Support Educational Initiatives at University

Courtesy of Virginia Union University VUU faculty and staff came together to raise funds in support of student scholarships to help support the university’s mission to develop scholars, leaders and lifelong learners. “On behalf of the faculty and staff Philanthropy Committee I would like to thank those who participated in the “Jazzing for a Purpose” kick-off faculty and staff giving event,” said Joseph Brooks Assistant Vice President of Institutional Advancement. “I want to give a special shout-out to the planning committee that organized this event Dr. Natalie Delbridge, Dr. Darius Beechaum, Dr. Sharonda Ragland, and Deborah Alston. I also want to recognize Mrs. Fayesha

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