Last Updated on January 13, 2014
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Happy New Year! In this first episode of 2013 I share tips for college students to get back on a schedule after winter break.
In the featured section of the podcast I am joined by fellow HBCU advocate Michelle Janaye. Michelle was born to be journalist. She fell in love with words at the age of 5-years-old. Since then Journalism has taken her from the bayous of Louisiana to the South Lawn of the White House and everywhere in between. Michelle earned her bachelors degree from Howard University where she majored in print Journalism. From there she received her master's degree in multimedia journalism at University of Maryland, College Park. Currently, Michelle is the co-founder and assistant director of The H.O.P.E. Scholarship Initiative, and works alongside of Hope Scholarship Director Jeffrey Chance, Marketing Director Teneasha Pierson and Partnership Director LaToya Archibald. She is also a freelance writer and videographer in the Chicago metropolitan area.
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Items Mentioned in this Episode:
- Documentary: HUNGRY FOR CHANGE: Your health is in your hands
- Book: Hungry for Change: Ditch the Diets, Conquer the Cravings, and Eat Your Way to Lifelong Health
- Article: Tips for College Students to get Back on a Schedule after Winter Break
- Website: The H.O.P.E. (Helping Others Pursue Education) Scholarship Initiative
- Blog: The H.O.P.E. Scholarship
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHOPEScholarship
- Twitter: http://twitter.com/hopescholarship
- Tumbler: http://www.thehopescholarship.tumblr.com/
- Michelle's website: www.michellejanaye.com
Greetings Fam, I'm a proud Florida A&M Rattler and a second-gen HBCU grad through and through. Co-founding and steering the ship at HBCU Lifestyle is my gig, where I get to mix my love for UX design, digital marketing, and tech into something really cool for the HBCU community. Oh, and I'm also involved with my local FAMU alumni association chapter; it's like keeping a piece of HBCU with me always. Plus, I'm in the trenches too, raising a college bound teenager. So, I know a little something about the highs and lows of this journey. My aim? To make HBCU Lifestyle as relatable, real, and informative as it can be, all while celebrating our amazing HBCU culture and heritage.
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