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UAPB to Offer Non-thesis Graduate Degree Programs in Agricultural Regulations, Aquaculture/Fisheries in Fall 2022

By Will Hehemann New non-thesis graduate degree programs in agricultural regulations and aquaculture and fisheries will be offered in the fall semester at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff School of Agriculture, Fisheries and Human Sciences, Dr. Bruce W. McGowan, interim dean/director for the School, said. “We are excited to offer students this opportunity to earn graduate degrees in these competitive fields,” he said. “The fact that these are non-thesis programs means students will not be required to write a thesis paper. Instead of focusing on research, these programs will primarily emphasize practical application and training. Equipped with the

Savannah State University Obtains $830,000 for New Computer Science Degree Track

Courtesy of Savannah State University Savannah State University has been awarded more than $830,000 from the U.S. Department of Education to offer a new modeling and simulation program (MSP) option within the Computer Science Technology degree program. The MSP aims to build graduates’ computer science credentials, and to increase the number of minority students and women in the computer science field, both of which are underrepresented. The grant will contribute to the diversification of the nation’s modeling and simulation workforce, respond to the growing need for underrepresented computer scientists and ensure accessibility for students with disabilities. “I remain proud of

Republic is UMES’ latest corporate aviation partner

By University of Maryland Eastern Shore Republic Airways, an Indianapolis-based regional passenger airline, made a St. Patrick’s Day donation of $20,000 to support the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s aviation science program. The gift will be used to provide scholarships for students, underwrite their travel and participation in professional aviation events, and support advanced faculty and flight instructor training. “Our goal with the donation,” said Darrell Morton, Republic’s senior manager of education programs and diversity partnerships, “is to make sure we are connected (with universities) and inspire the next generation to consider a career in aviation.” Morton joined Republic in

Student Alana I. Smith Reflects on Women’s History Month by Highlighting Notable Women Across Campus

By Camil Douthit This Women’s History Month, we recognized trailblazing alumnae who forged paths of progress in a range of fields; from activism, medicine and global change, Howard women represent a legacy of monumental impact. While we continue to honor women during March and throughout the year, we create space to recognize those within our campus community whose impact may not always be publicized but hold equal significance and value on the lives of all they encounter. Meet Alana I. Smith, a sophomore television and film major, marketing minor, from Sacramento, California. She has a background in film and loves

BSC Receives $300K To Train Additional Healthcare Workers

By Bluefield State College Bluefield State College will receive $300 thousand in Community Project Funding to train more healthcare workers.  President Biden recently signed the FY 2022 appropriations omnibus package, which included funding for $241 million in direct spending measures across West Virginia.  Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, voted in favor of the FY 2022 appropriations omnibus package. “I am thrilled to see this money heading directly to West Virginia,” Senator Capito said.  “This funding will go to schools, universities, hospitals and towns across the state.  I look forward to seeing firsthand the

Xavier University of Louisiana hosts Give.Love.Xavier Day Parade to kickstart annual spirit week of giving

Courtesy of Xavier University of Louisiana Xavier University of Louisiana will host its first-ever Give.Love.Xavier (GLX) Parade to kickstart the ninth annual online, social media-driven fundraising event – Give.Love.Xavier Day. On Friday, April 1, at noon, Xavier invites students, alumni, friends, supporters and the New Orleans community to attend in celebration of Xavier with music, special guests and throws. Give.Love.Xavier Day is Tuesday, April 5, from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. Donations can be made online at glx.xula.edu, by calling (504) 520-7575, or by mailing a check to Xavier University of Louisiana, 1 Drexel Drive, Box 66, New Orleans, LA 70125.

Morehouse College Wins Third Place and $10,000 at the 2022 HBCU Battle of the Brains

By Morehouse College Students from Morehouse College won 3rd place and a $10,000 grant at the 2022 HBCU Battle of the Brains in Austin, Texas. HBCU Battle of the Brains is a 24-hour hackathon dedicated to providing resources and job opportunities to business and STEM majors from historically Black colleges and universities. Student participants were tasked with pitching a comprehensive solution to a business case using business, marketing, tech, and design solutions. The teams were provided the opportunity to connect with executives from program sponsors such as the National Football League, Dell, and Amazon and as well as the opportunity to meet former Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn

TSU Alumna Delisa Guerrier Brings Childhood Fiction to Life With Storyville Gardens Theme Park Resort

By Ciara Walker Williams Did you ever read a book as a child and wonder what it would be like as a character in the story? Thanks to Real Estate Developer DeLisa Guerrier you’ll have an opportunity to find out when Storyville Gardens, a 130-acre theme park resort, opens in 2025. “Words Create Worlds” is the tagline and that’s exactly what visitors will experience as soon as they enter Storyville Gardens. The magical journey begins in an area representing Africa that leads to a castle-like structure called the Storyteller’s Lodge. Once inside, visitors choose their next destination by walking through

BSU Does Broadway to Support Myles Frost Performance in MJ: The Musical

By Bowie State University Over 100 Bowie State University students, faculty, administrators, and patrons of the Prince George’s County Arts and Humanities Council (PGAHC) traveled to New York City on Sunday, March 27, to watch BSU student Myles Frost perform in his debut role on Broadway as Michael Jackson in MJ: The Musical. As they say, you have to see it to believe it! Frost’s high-energy along with his captivating stage presence and mastery of Michael Jackson’s songs and dance moves demonstrated why he is eligible to be nominated for a Tony Award. The overall production at the Neil Simon Theatre

Cathy Hughes Returns to Howard University to Discuss Defying the Odds at ‘Trauma to Triumph’ Screening

Courtesy of Howard University On Wednesday, March 23, Howard University students gathered for a screening of “Trauma to Triumph: The Rise of the Entrepreneur,” featuring media mogul, Cathy Hughes. Following the inspirational screening, Hughes, the namesake of the Cathy Hughes School of Communications and former general manager of WHUR, participated in a fireside chat with John H. Johnson Endowed Chair of Entrepreneurship James Rhee to share her story of entrepreneurship and perseverance. “My family has a mantra: ‘If you do good for other people, then God will do well by you.’ I think entrepreneurs make a big mistake when they do it for themselves,” Hughes said. “When

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