cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.HomeOhio State Gets Bowl Ban, Other PenaltiesThe NCAA hit Ohio State with a one-year bowl ban and other penalties on Tuesday for a scandal that involved eight players taking a total of $14,000 in cash and tattoos in exchange for jerseys, rings and other Buckeyes memorabilia.December 20, 2011HomeMinnesota State University Hosts Second Oldest LGBT Center in NationMinnesota State’s LGBT center was established in 1977 behind activist Jim Chalgren, who was a graduate student at the university, and it later received state and national recognition in fighting for gay rights.December 20, 2011HomeResearch at Tribal Colleges: Survive or Thrive?Tribal colleges fear federal research grants could dry up, impacting studies on climate change, toxic waste and health issues.December 20, 2011HomeNot Quite an MIT Degree, but MITx May Still AppealThe Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced that it will offer credentials under the name “MITx” to students who complete the online version of certain courses, starting with a pilot program this spring.December 19, 2011HomeFAMU Trustees Refuse Call to Suspend College President James AmmonsThe 13-member Board of Trustees of Florida A & M University on Monday rejected a call by Florida’s governor that President James Ammons be suspended pending the outcome of an investigation into the November death of a school band drum major.December 19, 2011OpinionCommentary: The Study Abroad AdvantageWith international exposure, students can broaden horizons and boost job prospects, contends the assistant admissions dean at Bates College.December 19, 2011HomeFAMU Board To Consider President’s SuspensionFlorida A&M University’s Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet Monday to consider Gov. Rick Scott’s request that President James Ammons be suspended while authorities continue to investigate the hazing death of drum major Robert Champion,December 18, 2011HomeBudget Deal Protects Pell, But with Savings ElsewhereBreaking a budget stalemate, Congress has agreed on a fiscal 2012 funding bill that would preserve the maximum Pell Grant at $5,550 but make changes in eligibility that may reduce or eliminate aid to thousands of students.December 18, 2011HomeGilman International Scholarship Program Marks First DecadeThe Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship program’s 10-year milestone was celebrated in Washington at a gathering that included U.S. State Department officials and dozens of Gilman International Scholarship alumni.December 18, 2011HomeFallout From FAMU: Ga. High Schools Suspend BandsThe fallout from the death of a Florida A&M University drum major broadened Wednesday to nearly two dozen high schools in Georgia, where marching band activities were suspended over concerns of “inappropriate physical activity” between band mates.December 15, 2011Previous PagePage 1577 of 3224Next Page
