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K. Paige Carmichael, a distinguished University Professor at the University of Georgia, specializes in neuropathology and ocular pathology. Meanwhile, Idaho Governor Brad Little appointed Michael Strickland to the Serve Idaho Commission, highlighting...
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Tennessee State University has partnered with Middle Tennessee State University, enabling qualified students to pursue a master's degree in athletic training. This initiative ensures consideration for two seats per cohort and offers specialized advis...
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Ronald C. Jackson is now vice president of student affairs at Farmingdale State College, boasting over 25 years of experience. Carmen Cummings-Martin has been promoted to chief of staff at Florida A&M University, while Angela King Taylor becomes perm...
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Joycelyn Wilson, a dedicated mathematics instructor at Spelman College since 2007, tragically passed away on February 9 in Lake Oconee, Georgia. Her fiancé, Gary Jones, was found dead weeks later. Wilson, 49, championed women of color in mathematics...
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The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, has introduced the Future Faculty Institute, aimed at underrepresented individuals. This program offers workshops, research discussions, and networking to support diverse candidates in academ...
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This week, notable grants and donations support historically Black colleges. Morehouse College alumni pledged over $1 million for scholarships. Alabama A&M received $529,920 for a STEM Venture Hub. Bowie State secured $119,000 for an HBCU student exp...
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Every week, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education shares links to compelling articles on African Americans in higher education. These diverse perspectives may not represent JBHE's editorial views. We encourage subscribers to submit article sugges...
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The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education highlights new, thought-provoking books for readers, covering diverse topics and perspectives. The views expressed in these texts may not align with JBHE's editorial board. Click on titles for details or to b...
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Matthew Holden Jr., a distinguished political science scholar, died on January 26 at age 93. He taught at several universities, including the University of Virginia, and served in public service roles. An influential author and former president of th...
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Spelman College in Atlanta has introduced a groundbreaking course on maternal and child health, focusing on the experiences of Black women and families. Created by Dr. Shantesica Gilliam, students will learn about healthcare disparities and develop v...
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Walter G. Bumphus, president of the American Association of Community Colleges, will retire at the end of 2025. He has led the AACC, advocating for over 1,000 colleges and nearly 12 million students. Bumphus emphasizes continuous support for communit...
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A new report from the American Council on Education and UCLA reveals insights from the 2024 CIRP Freshman Survey, highlighting disparities among incoming college students. Notably, financial concerns impact Black and Hispanic students more significan...
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Ron K. Patterson has been appointed the fifteenth president of Murray State University, starting July 1. With 25 years in higher education, he previously led Chadron State College. A native of Corinth, Mississippi, Dr. Patterson holds degrees from se...
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EdTrust-West recently unveiled the "Black Minds Matter 2025" report, highlighting educational disparities for Black Californians. Over 75% of Black 4-year-olds hail from disadvantaged backgrounds. Chronic absenteeism and bullying rates are alarmingly...
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Byron D'Andra Orey, a political science professor at Jackson State University, has been elected president of the Southern Political Science Association. With a focus on race, biopolitics, and voting, Dr. Orey's academic journey spans three decades. H...
