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Talladega College Partners with Kaplan to Provide Students with Free Prep Courses

Kaplan and Talladega College are partnering to give the school's undergraduate students with free prep courses for graduate-level admissions exams and professional certifications.

Talladega College

Seed Investments Fund 15 Research Collaborations Between Virginia Tech and Minority-Serving Institutions

Collaborations between Virginia Tech and HBCUs or other minority-serving institutions have led to 15 research projects supported by grant funding.

FIU Receives $6 Million to Improve Access to Mental Health Services in Miami-Dade County Public Schools

Florida International University has received $6 million to help improve access to mental health services for students in Miami-Dade County Public Schools.

Florida International University (fiu)

New Tool to Measure DEI Efforts Introduced

The instrument looks at DEI progress on an institutional level

Isana Leshchinskaya, associate director of educational research and assessment at Brooklyn College

African-American

Prairie View A&M to Become First HBCU to Lead a National University Transportation Center

Prairie View A&M University has been selected by the U.S. Department of Transportation to lead a national-tier University Transportation Center, making the school the first HBCU to lead a national UTC.

Prairie View A&m University

Endowment Returns Down for Fiscal Year 2022, Especially for Schools with Less

Returns were down 8% after a 30.6% gain in 2021.

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University of Michigan’s School of Education to be Renamed Marsal Family School of Education

The University of Michigan’s School of Education will be renamed the Marsal Family School of Education after the family’s $55 million in gift commitments.

The Marsal Family

Study Shows Limit to Benefits of Online Classes for Community College Students

Students who took a low proportion of online classes were likelier to get a degree, but those who took fully online programs were not.

Dr. Justin Ortagus, associate professor of higher education administration and policy and the director of the Institute of Higher Education at the University of Florida

Purdue University to Receive $50 Million to Name Institute in Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. School of Business After Benefactor Bruce White.

Purdue University will receive $50 million to name the undergraduate institute in the Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. School of Business the Bruce White Undergraduate Institute.

Faculty & Staff

Kirkwood Community College to Close or Modify Programs and Lay Off Faculty and Staff Due to Low Enrollment

Kirkwood Community College will be closing or modifying three programs and is laying off faculty and staff, citing low enrollment.

Kirkwood Community College

UC Irvine to Launch Pre-Health Professional Development Program to Support Students from Underserved Communities

The University of California, Irvine, will launch an interdisciplinary, pre-health professional development program, which aims to support students from underserved communities interested in healthcare careers.

Dr. Belinda Campos

African-American

UNCF to Host Networking and Educational Conference

The UNCF's Leadership Conference will be hosting a conference Feb. 16-19 to bring together students, faculty, HBCU community leaders, funding experts, sponsors, alumni, and UNCF-member institutions.

Michael J. Cleveland

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