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Recently, Self-Help Venture Fund, a nonprofit loan fund managing high-risk clients, agreed to assume some of Saint Augustine's University's debt, as long as the HBCU agreed to one key caveat: the removal of two board members who were serving past their terms.
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Fenaba R. Addo has been promoted to full professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Darrell A. H. Miller has been selected for an endowed professorship at the University of Chicago Law School. Jaqueline Allen Trimble, professor at Alabama State University, was named poet laureate for the state of Alabama.
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The new administrators at Livingstone College in Salisbury, North Carolina are Adreanna Johnson, associate vice president for strategic engagement, David Camps, Sr., associate vice president for foundation relations and sponsored programs, and LaVon Gray, assistant to the president for information technology and operations.
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“This is an honor that goes far beyond recognition,” said Dr. McKinnie, administrator for cooperative extension at North Carolina A&T State University. “This award validates much of what I’ve strived for over the years and tells me I’ve gone about my work in the right way.”
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Students at Little Rock Southwest High School now have the opportunity to learn about hydroponics plant systems and other technology-driven agriculture fields through a new partnership with the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.
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