cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.HomeJohns Hopkins Launches Study of Genetic Drivers of Asthma in BlacksAn international team of scientists is undertaking a groundbreaking, $9.5 million study of the genetic coding of Black asthmatics, a group that constitutes a fifth of all Blacks in the United States.February 29, 2012HomeIn New Book, Anita Hill Explores Pursuit of American DreamIn Reimagining Equality: Gender, Race, and the American Dream, the law and social policy professor uses an interdisciplinary approach to analyze issues of race, gender, class and access to the American dream.February 29, 2012SportsNHL, Thurgood Marshall Fund Announce Hockey ScholarshipsThe National Hockey League and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund have teamed up to offer new scholarships that will put an emphasis on targeting hockey-playing youths heading to public HBCUs.February 29, 2012STEMCollaboration among Colleges, Universities Urged as a Minority STEM StrategyNew report details how higher education leaders can implement programs that should increase minority participation in STEM fields without running afoul of the law.February 28, 2012African-AmericanJulianne Malveaux To Step Down as Bennett College President in MayPresident of Bennett College since 2007, Malveaux announced Tuesday that she will be stepping down as the school’s chief executive on May 6.February 28, 2012African-AmericanPublic University Association, NASA Host Minority Male STEM SymposiumExperts on Tuesday say success of higher education STEM programs targeting minority men may depend heavily on enhancing the promise of financial success in STEM employment.February 28, 2012African-AmericanCommentary: Why Diversity Still MattersIf the Supreme Court bars the use of race in college admissions decisions, it threatens years of work by civil rights activists who fought to make campuses more integrated, diverse and just, a think tank analyst writes.February 27, 2012STEMStudy: Pell Grant Makes Difference for Students of ColorAfrican American and Hispanic students who receive a federal Pell Grant are more likely to finish college and pursue science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) majors, says a new report that argues for a renewed commitment to the grant program.February 27, 2012InternationalXavier University is First HBCU to Land a Confucius InstituteWhen officials at Xavier University of Louisiana secured the support they needed to start a Confucius Institute on campus, it helped the university become the first HBCU to land the program meant to promote Chinese language and culture.February 27, 2012African-AmericanFAMU Research Initiative to Focus on HazingFlorida A&M University, in stepping up its efforts to demonstrate its seriousness about quelling hazing on campus over the long term, has established a $50,000 research fund for FAMU faculty to “study the nature and extent of hazing behaviors among campus organizations and groups.”February 26, 2012Previous PagePage 1565 of 3224Next Page
