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Tony Atwater Takes Helm As Norfolk State University’s 5th President

Source: NSU Press Release Norfolk, Va.— Tony Atwater began his tenure as Norfolk State University’s fifth president on July 1. Atwater, former president of Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Senior Fellow at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, was chosen as president on April 22 by the NSU Board of Visitors. “Atwater’s impressive

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Commentary: Knocking Down The Walls (2nd in a series)

HBCU Colleges / HBCU Reports

Commentary by: Richard Gibson, Jr. Can HBCUs Help Change the Political Landscape in 2012? Yes they can! The 2012 election cycle is critically important for HBCUs and all that is associated with the same institutions…students, faculty, administrators, alumni. All parties therein must step up their participation in the political game in 2012. There are political

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Keshia Campbell Will Become Hampton’s First Female Athletic Director

HBCU Colleges, HBCU News / HBCU Author

When Keshia Campbell took the job of athletic director at Hampton this week, she joined a small, privileged class of women. She became one of six women to lead NCAA Division I athletic programs. Keshia Campbell will become Hampton’s first female athletic director Aug. 6. Credits: Hampton SID/Jeff Cunningham When she takes the reins of

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UAPB Program Prepares Students for Careers in Fashion

HBCU News, HBCU Colleges / HBCU Author

Source : Bobbie Crockett | uapbnews PINE BLUFF, Ark. – As they prepare students to work in the fashion industry, instructors at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff are employing some of the latest technology and techniques. For example, an environmental test chamber looks like something straight out of science fiction: a large, stainless

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Morehouse School of Medicine Alum Offers New Book: “Eat Your Disease Away”

HBCU Colleges, HBCU News / HBCU Author

Source : By April Burkhart – onlineathens.com Maiysha Clairborne, author of the new book “Eat Your Disease Away,” started out as a family physician, but broadened her scope to integrated medicine. Her practice, Mind Body Spirit Wellness, is located in Atlanta. “I’ve basically transformed myself from simple physician to integrated medicine,” Clairborne said. The inspiration

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Partnership Helps Spelman Students Explore Field of Healthcare Robotics

HBCU Colleges / HBCU Author

Source : spelman.edu SPELMAN JOINS $18.5 MILLION EFFORT TO CREATE MIND-MACHINE INTERFACE Spelman College will participate in a new multi-institution research center established to work on robotic devices that interact with, assist and understand the nervous system. Funded by an $18.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation, the Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering will

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Entrepreneur Spotlight: Interview with Dr. Denise Mose – Alabama A&M Alum

HBCU Alumni Network, HBCU Colleges / HBCU Reports

Entrepreneur Spotlight is our first in a series of Entrepreneurs who are paving the way in innovation, enlightenment of themselves and the business world. If you are an entrepreneur who has a great story to share, you could be featured. Contact Us! HBCU Lifestyle: Dr. Denise Y. Mose tell HBCU Lifestyle readers how your

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Knocking Down The Walls: One In A Series [Commentary]

HBCU College Life / Richard Gibson, Jr.

CAN HBCU STUDENTS HELP SOLVE THE PROBLEMS OF BLACK AMERICA? Commentary by Richard Gibson, Jr. They most certainly can…if they choose to do so. Documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson has put together a moving and powerful account of a mass movement of thousands of mostly students from various colleges and universities engaged in a battle to

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