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Tuskegee Hosts 56th Virtual Veterinary Medical Symposium

By Tuskegee University The Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) welcomed alumni, students, faculty, staff, pre-veterinary students, friends and supporters to its 56th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium held in a virtual platform on March 23-25, 2022. This year’s symposium marked the third year in which TUCVM pivoted from a traditional veterinary symposium to a virtual platform because of the pandemic. This year’s symposium theme was “Veterinary Medicine Preparing for a Post Pandemic World: New Norms, Mental Health and Innovation.” It was timely and underscores the commitment the university, college and TUCVM’s partners have to navigating the new normal and

Southern University Launches Jag Mobile Health Unit

By Southern University The School of Nursing at Southern University on Thursday unveiled the Jag Mobile, its state-of-the-art custom mobile health unit that will provide services to medically underserved communities within a 50-mile radius of the Baton Rouge campus. “Today, we are the only historically Black college or university to have a mobile health unit in the state of Louisiana,” said Sandra Brown, dean of the College of Nursing and Allied Health. “This will be archived in the School of Nursing history books for years to come.” Ochsner Health System partnered with the nursing school for the 38-foot-long unit, which

Hinds CC, MHP Launch Fast-Track Criminal Justice Program

By Danny Barrett Jr. Starting in fall 2022, the C.O.R.E. (Candidates on Rapid Entry) program will provide for an MHP officer to be on campus two days a week to assist criminal justice students. Hinds CC, Mississippi Highway Patrol agree to grow law enforcement ranks Hinds Community College and the Mississippi Highway Patrol have partnered on a fast track to starting a law enforcement career for those studying Criminal Justice. Starting in fall 2022, the C.O.R.E. (Candidates on Rapid Entry) program will provide for an MHP officer to be on campus two days a week to assist criminal justice students

Alcorn’s Dr. Carson Named President of MS Educators Group

Courtesy of Alcorn State University Mississippi’s largest professional organization for educators has selected an Alcorn State University faculty member to guide the organization for the upcoming academic year. Dr. LaShundia Carson, acting associate dean for the School of Education and Psychology, was elected president of the Mississippi Professional Educators. Carson served as the faculty advisor for the organization’s student chapter on campus. The organization is a statewide professional organization whose members come from all aspects of educational systems in the state. Its 13,000 members include teachers, administrators, and non-certified staff from kindergarten to graduate school. Serving the organization is an

JSU, MCC Partner to Offer Seamless Transfer, Tuition-Free Path

Courtesy of Jackson State University Jackson State University and Meridian Community College are collaborating to provide MCC students, who finish their two-year degrees, with a seamless transfer to JSU. JSU President Thomas K. Hudson, J.D., and Thomas M. Huebner, Ph.D., president of MCC, signed the agreement on April 22, while surrounded by faculty and staff from both institutions. The Meridian JSU alumni chapter was also onsite for the occasion. “It is imperative that when students complete an associate’s degree, they can easily transition to a university without any restraints. We want that university to be Jackson State, which is why

Fisk Launches Social Justice Fellowships Honoring John Lewis

by Ashley Benkarski The three Fellowships are focused on policy, arts, and S.T.E.M. and were made possible with the support of the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies. Founded in 2019, the Center’s mission is “to foster and advance social justice across every sphere of contemporary society by engendering rigorous research, applying scholarship, artistic production, and community engagement locally as well as globally,” the institution’s press release explained. According to Fisk: ● The Policy/Activism Fellow will follow in the footsteps of iconic Fiskites Diane Nash and the late Congressman John Lewis to continue the fight against bigotry and confront ongoing

Tougaloo College Secures $1.27M to Restore Historic Mansion

Courtesy of Tougaloo College Historic Tougaloo College is proud to announce it was awarded $270,000 by the National Park Service for the interior preservation of the Robert O. Wilder Building, known as the Mansion. In addition, the Tougaloo College Research Development Foundation, Inc. has been added to Mississippi Senate Bill 2002, which earmarked $1 million for the interior repair and upgrades to the Mansion. The news of this funding serves as recognition of the historical value of Tougaloo College, as well as the need to preserve that history. President Beverly W. Hogan said the announcement of this federal and state

ASU Hosts Sexual Assault Awareness Events for Prevention

By Kenneth Mullinax/ASU In recognition of April as National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, ASU will sponsor two special programs to bring public awareness to the issue. ASU’s ‘Violence Against Wo(men) Program‘ (VAWP) in coordination with the University’s Theatre Department, Counseling Center, and others, will sponsor two free ‘in-person’ events on campus on April 7. A ‘Stomp-the-Yard Battle‘ will be held from 11 a.m. -1 p.m. at the Hardy Student Center’s Amphitheatre, and the play, ‘I’m Still Rocking,” will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Ralph D. Abernathy College of Education’s auditorium. Both events are being held in an effort to educate and inform the student body and the

Meharry Honors Students, Leaders at Walker Legacy Breakfast

Courtesy of Meharry Medical College This year’s Dr. Matthew Walker, Sr. Legacy Breakfast, will include the presentation of four scholarships to Meharry Medical College Students. Scholarship funds are generously provided by the Dr. Matthew & Mrs. Alice Walker Family and Dr. Christy N. Marrs-Scruggs. Brianna Davis: Pursuing a Degree in Master of Public Health Focus: diabetes prevention and education Meagan Roberts: Pursuing a Degree in Master of Public Health Focus: to pursue a PhD in public health Keisha Brady: Pursuing a Degree in Doctor of Dental Surgery Focus: pediatric dentistry Cyvanie Ramkelawan: Pursuing a Degree in Doctor of Dental Surgery Focus: orthodontics

Albany State University and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Announce Partnership to Offer Certificates in Cybersecurity and Logistics On-Base for Military-Affiliated Students

By Albany State University Albany State University (ASU) and Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Albany announced an education partnership agreement on April 19. The agreement formally recognizes that ASU and MCLB Albany are active partners committed to expanding educational opportunities for military-affiliated students specifically in the area of cybersecurity and logistics. “Offering courses on the base will create a significant impact on access to higher education for our military service members and their families,” said ASU President Marion Ross Fedrick. “This will present opportunities to progress in their current roles, or in transition to a civilian role.” The educational services

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