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Most Affordable HBCU Master of Social Work Programs in the East

Ten HBCU Departments of Social Work have been recognized as the most affordable accredited Master of Social Work (MSW) degree programs in the country by bestsocialworkprograms.com, ranking among 50 selected social work programs in the eastern United States. To determine the rankings, accredited Council on Social Work Education programs were evaluated on data regarding graduate

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Paul Quinn College Class of 2015 graduates pose before commencement ceremony.

5 Common Characteristics of Hispanic Students Attending HBCUs

The tidal shift of the rising Hispanic sector in the United States has been recognized as a growing area of focus in higher education. As the largest growing adolescent population, young Hispanics are making their way in droves to college campuses across the country. Many are opting out of predominately White institutions and choosing to

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Hampton University Graduate Class of 2015

Best Graduate Schools: Hampton University Makes Top 50 List

The Hampton University Graduate College has been named one of the 2016 Best Graduate Schools in America by Gradschoolhub.com. Factors weighed to determine the top 50 Graduate Schools in the country included class size, level of degree awarded, prestige of the faculty, and program rankings. “The Hampton University Graduate College offers a wide range of

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Carnegie classifies UMES

Carnegie Classifies UMES as a Doctoral University

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has qualified as a member of a new peer group among doctoral degree-granting institutions. UMES is now a Doctoral University (Moderate Research Activity), according to the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. Seven percent of the nation’s 4,664 institutions of higher education are considered “Doctoral Universities” in the

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Elizabeth City State University Celebrates 125 Years

Elizabeth City State University Celebrates 125 Years of Academic Excellence

125 Years of history in the making… and counting A Historic Milestone During the month of March, Elizabeth City State University will begin a year-long celebration recognizing 125 years of academic excellence. ECSU invites you to join us at the many events and activities we have planned. This anniversary is an opportunity for us to

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Members of the Chi Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. at Edward Waters College with water supllies

Omega Psi Phi Chapter Collects Water for Flint Residents on Edward Waters Campus

Members of the Chi Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. at Edward Waters College have collected more than 2,500 bottles and gallons of water since late February for Flint, Michigan residents. The students began collecting water upon hearing that the water supply in Flint, Michigan was contaminated with lead. Greyhound Transit has agreed

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Kenyatta Spiller in Botswana, Africa

Alabama State Alumna Joins Peace Corps, Helps Fight HIV and AIDS in Botswana

Written by Hazel Scott ASU alumna Kenyatta Shanice Spiller, 26, was at a crossroad in her life, so she jumped off her career path, took a leap of faith and joined the Peace Corps. She is now in Botswana helping HIV/AIDS patients. “My decision to join Peace Corps Botswana was completely based on my faith

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