Marsha McLean August 12, 2005 Chancellor Mickey L. Burnim is pleased to announce that after a national search and upon today’s approval by the UNC Board of Governors, Dr. Ronald H. Blackmon has been named vice chancellor for Academic Affairs
Marsha McLean June 21, 2005 The ECSU Radio Station WRVS received funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in the amount of $125,961. Mr. Talbert Gray is the Director of the program. At the forefront of WRVS’s mission is to
Marsha McLean June 20, 2005Dr. Cheryl Jackson-Lewis, director of ECSU Educational Talent Search participated in the Teacher Education Professional Delegation to the People’s Republic of China with the People to People Ambassador Program. Former U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower founded
Marsha McLeanJune 10, 2005 Dr. Gary Harmon was awarded $37,640 by UNC-Chapel Hill through the Howard Hughes Medical Institute for his Course Development and Undergraduate Assistantships Minority Advancement in the Biomolecular Sciences. The program integrates information technology into teaching, mentors
Marsha McLeanJune 10, 2005 Dr. Roberto Frontera-Suau was awarded $199,600 by DoD Department of the Army for his Biodegradation Instrumentation Improvement project. The purpose of this project is to obtain advanced equipment for Biology, Chemistry and Environmental Science students.
Marsha McLeanJune 10, 2005 Dr. Ronald Blackmon was awarded $14,580 for the Health Careers Opportunity Program. The award was through UNC-Chapel Hill with funds from the Department of Health and Human Services. HCOP’s primary goals are to increase awareness of
Marsha McLeanJune 10, 2005 Dr. Linda Hayden received an additional $80,000 for the Undergraduate Research Experience from the Office of Naval Research. The project provides enhancement and expansion of training in Ocean and Marine Science research for students being trained
Marsha McLeanJune 10, 2005 The Educational Talent Search program was refunded by the U. S. Department of Education in the amount of $336,623. Dr. Cheryl Lewis as project director provides comprehensive outreach services to 900 participants by fostering a partnership
Marsha McLeanJune 10, 2005 Dr. Ali Khan received an additional year of funding in the amount of $123,784 from Virginia Union University for the Mid-Eastern Alliance for Minority Participation (MEAMP) program. The MEAMP program involves a consortium of six institutions
Marsha McLeanJune 10, 2005 Mrs. Regina McCoy Davis was awarded an additional $14,050 for the Project Commit to Prevent HIV/STD program by the NC Department of Health and Human Services. The project goals are to work collaboratively with the NC
