cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.HomeMichigan Works to Get Some Inmates Higher EducationThe Michigan Department of Corrections is working on several efforts to teach community college courses and vocational training in-house to a small number of inmates near parole.May 20, 2013African-AmericanFisk University Begins ‘Renaissance’ With Revamped Board of TrusteesThe historic institution has put more members with extensive business and financial experience in key positions as it seeks to preserve its accreditation.May 20, 2013Leadership & PolicyMeharry President Riley Takes Sudden SabbaticalMeharry Medical College, training ground for many of the nation’s healthcare professionals of color in the last century, announced Monday that Dr. Wayne Riley, its popular president, had chosen immediately to go on sabbatical.May 20, 2013StudentsSeveral Measures Needed to Help HBCUs Boost Retention, Graduation RatesIt is very important to have an assessment component to all of the initiatives that may be implemented to address the challenges that first-generation students face.May 20, 2013HomeDayton Conference to Explore Diversity in PhilosophyRoughly 150 philosophers will gather at the University of Dayton next week, convening what will be the first ever diversity in philosophy conference to have the backing of the American Philosophical Association.May 20, 2013StudentsSen. Gillibrand Proposes Student Loan Refinance PlanU.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is hoping to relieve the debt burden of millions of students who have borrowed to pay for their education especially New Yorkers, who average nearly $30,000 in student debt.May 19, 2013Leadership & PolicyCollege Board Starts Mississippi Valley St. Presidential SearchAfter failing to attract a temporary leader for Mississippi Valley State University, the College Board has decided to look for a permanent president for the Itta Bena school.May 19, 2013African-AmericanTwo Males Go to Head of Class at Clark Atlanta U.Valedictorian Lorin Crawford and his roommate salutatorian Tam Quach earned the highest GPA, as females outnumber males by a 3:1 ratio.May 19, 2013HomeMost Ark. Schools Opting Out of Campus Gun LawAt least nine colleges and universities have voted to opt out of the new law, which allows schools to determine whether to allow the weapons on their campuses.May 19, 2013StudentsColumbia University Seeks to Amend Legacy Whites-Only FellowshipLydia C. Chamberlain, who died in 1920, stipulated that funds from her estate be used for recipients born in Iowa who were exclusively “of the Caucasian race.”May 19, 2013Previous PagePage 1368 of 3224Next Page
