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Simmons College of Kentucky has established seven new master's degree programs offered in an accelerated, flexible format. Four degrees (ministry, business administration, organizational leadership, and medical science) are currently available, while the remaining three (clinical counseling, education, and teaching) are coming soon.
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At North Carolina Central University, Tryan L. McMickens is a new associate dean in the School of Education. Katrina Smith and Nakia Davis are taking on associate dean roles in the School of Law.
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Undergraduate students at Bowie State University can now major in artificial intelligence. The HBCU's new bachelor's degree program aims to prepare students to develop, evaluate, and implement intelligent technologies while addressing the societal and ethical implications of AI.
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Dr. Lokko focuses her work on the intersectoral design and research of biobased materials to drive ecological health and generative justice goals. She currently serves as an assistant professor in the School of Architecture and assistant director of the Center for Ecosystems in Architecture at Yale University.
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As the first HBCU to join Siembra Mobile's College Connect network, Claflin University can now connect with parents and students from Siembra's partnering school districts via a free mobile app. Participating students can learn about Claflin's admissions, scholarships, events, and other academic opportunities as early as ninth grade.
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