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Xavier College of Pharmacy Graduate Dan Schneider Inducted into Pharmacy Leadership Society (PLS)

Courtesy of Xavier University of Louisiana Xavier alumnus Dan Schneider (‘75) was recently inducted into the national Pharmacy Leadership Society, or Phi Lambda Sigma (PLS). Schneider, RPh, graduated from Xavier University’s College of Pharmacy (COP) in 1975 and practiced pharmacy until 2015. For over 20 years, he has advocated against the drug epidemic. After losing his son in a drug-related shooting in 1999 and lacking answers from police, Schneider conducted his own investigation to solve his son’s case. He spoke about the opioid epidemic in 2001, a decade before it was declared nationally, and his story is told in Netflix’s

2022 TSU Summer Camps Give Students Fun and Real-World

By Alexis Clark As Summer officially starts this week, here’s a look at a few camps that TSU has to offer for students to have fun while engaging in educational enrichment activities. While some camps were modified due to the pandemic last year, from activities around medical college knowledge to musical advancements, this year marks the return of more than 15 various summer camps. Anthony Fallacaro, assistant director of Events Management, Camps and Programs, said this year’s activities include day camps and overnight housing for children from elementary school age up to post graduate students. Students from the first cohort

Lincoln University of Missouri Makes Standardized Testing Optional for Admissions Requirements

By Lincoln University of Missouri Prospective students applying for admission to Lincoln University of Missouri may now submit their application with or without ACT/SAT scores. This change to the university’s admission requirements immediately goes into effect. “Since our founding in 1866, Lincoln University has helped students rise above barriers to quality education. This change to our admissions policy removes an obstacle that often hinders prospective students,” said Lincoln University President Dr. John Moseley. “Making standard test scores optional is another step forward in our commitment to opening doors for students, to promoting equity, diversity and accessibility.” Missouri residents are now

Alcorn’s Women’s Business Center, Regions Bank to host Next Step Financial Wellness Certification webinar

By Alcorn State University The Women’s Business Center at Alcorn, or WBC, is partnering with one of the world’s leading financial institutions to provide essential information to entrepreneurs. Regions Bank and the WBC will host the Next Step Financial Wellness Certification 7 Part Series webinar beginning Tuesday, June 28, and will continue through December. Donna Medina, vice president and financial wellness Next Step financial educator with Regions Bank, will be the instructor. Medina began her career at Regions in Alabama over 30 years ago while completing her degree in business at the University of Mobile. Currently, she provides virtual Next

U.S. Economic Development Administration Deputy Assistant Secretary and Chief Operating Officer Dennis Alvord Visits SAU

Courtesy of Saint Augustine’s University U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) Deputy Assistant Secretary and Chief Operating Officer Dennis Alvord met with local and state leaders at Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) to discuss a recent $400,000 EDA American Rescue Plan grant awarded to support workforce training efforts and strengthen public health and health equity resources at the university. “Saint Augustine’s University has a strong legacy of providing high-quality education and training, as well as promoting equitable access to healthcare,” Alvord said. “It was truly inspiring to hear about the shared vision and coordinated effort already underway for the St. Agnes site from both

Dillard Mock Trial featured in 12-part documentary podcast

By Eddie Francis The idea behind the “Class Action” podcast was to feature law school students in the highly competitive world of mock trial, but the Jewel of Gentilly brought something different to the table. On the heels of their historic 2021-2022 season run, two members of the Dillard University Mock Trial Team are being featured in the twelve-part documentary series. Starting June 7, listeners will hear the inspiring story of the team’s season through the voices of DeAndré K. Bell II ‘23 and Lejeanne Shelton ‘22. Oddly, the mock trial team can thank Hurricane Ida for the addition to the series. The “Class Action”

Tuskegee University Celebrates 141st Anniversary with Annual Giving Initiative

By Tuskegee University Tuskegee University will offer individuals an opportunity to celebrate its 141st founding date with the 1881 Challenge, the university’s annual giving campaign. The University will launch the 81-hour online fundraising event beginning on July 1 at 3 p.m. CST culminating on the university’s founding date, July 4 at 11:59 p.m. CST. Tuskegee’s goal for the giving day is to obtain gifts from 1,881 donors including alumni, university supporters, faculty and staff to help raise funds that directly benefit students. “The 1881 Challenge is a great opportunity for the Tuskegee community to come together to celebrate the university’s

AltFinance Celebrates Its One-Year Anniversary with Additional Gift to Morehouse College

By Morehouse College Morehouse College will share in a $2 million gift contributed by the nonprofit AltFinance to support Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs) partnering in its Alternative Investments Fellowship Program, which is in its inaugural year. The program was launched in collaboration with alternative investment industry firms committed to improving diversity in the profession. The gift commemorates the launch of AltFinance and expands its investment in the talent of business scholars at the Atlanta University Center. Morehouse College, Clark-Atlanta University, and Spelman College will each receive $500,000 from the AltFinance contribution. Howard University will also receive $500,000 of

Aviation Program Receives $100K donation from Lewes couple

By Delaware State University A retired United Airlines pilot and his wife has translated their admiration of Delaware State University’s Aviation Program into a $100,000 personal donation in support of the flight training. Bob and Karen Fischer of Lewes, Del., presented University President Tony Allen with the $100K check during a luncheon in their honor at the University on June 22. Mr. Fischer is a retired 34-year pilot who flew 24 years for United Airlines and 10 years for the now-defunct Pan Am Airlines. Mrs. Fischer is a retired employee benefits manager for Winerthur Museum, Garden and Library in Northern Delaware. The money

Saint Augustine’s University School of Business, Management and Technology Receives Initial Accreditation from ACBSP

Courtesy of Saint Augustine’s University The Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) School of Business, Management, and Technology has been awarded initial accreditation for its business programs from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). This accreditation certifies that the teaching and learning processes in the SAU School of Business meet the education standards of the Accreditation Council. In addition, ACBSP’s accreditation council reviews the quality, integrity, leadership, and faculty credentials of business degree programs, amongst other vital items. “The School of Business team worked extremely hard to complete the accreditation process,” says Dr. Van Sapp, Dean, SAU School of

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