WSSU Anthem

WSSU Anthem Winston-Salem State University

In Fall of 2009, the Winston-Salem State University Office of Marketing and Communications asked students from Mass Communications to create videos that focus on Winston-Salem State University.

Winston-Salem State University is proud and thankful of all of the participating students from Doug Osmans Mass-Communications classes!

Morgan State Beats Maryland-Eastern Shore

PRINCESS ANNE, Md. January 24, 2011 (AP) — Kevin Thompson scored 20 points to lead Morgan State over Maryland-Eastern Shore 74-60 on Monday night.

Thompson was 8 of 11 from the field as the Bears (9-8, 5-1 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) scored 40 points in the paint. Morgan State also scored 24 points off 19 turnovers, with 11 of those turnovers coming on steals.

The Bears outrebounded Maryland-Eastern Shore 35-29 and scored 17 second-chance points.

Ameer Ali added 13 points and Justin Black had 11 for Morgan State, which has won seven of its last eight against the Hawks and four of its last five overall.

Hillary Haley led Maryland-Eastern Shore (4-15, 1-5) with 22 points. Tyler Hines added a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds and Dishawn Bradshaw had 10 points for the Hawks, who lost their third straight and seventh out of their last eight games.

Pro Sports – Internships

The Team New Media department is looking for students interested in becoming interns.

Location: Washington, DC
JobID: 453156672
Job#453156672

The Team New Media department is looking for students interested in becoming interns. The internship will give successful candidates a hands-on experience with online production using both a CMS and source code, video production and information management in a professional sports environment.

Duties may include:
Message board account validation and monitoring
Social Media monitoring and management
Assisting in production of podcasts
Audio editing
Video editing
Photo editing
Posting of information to Team website
Design, creation and programming of web pages for Team
Advertisment design and creation
Other duties as assigned

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Kendall Evin Taylor Dope Hip Hop artist from Howard University

Precise, born Kendall Evin Taylor is a hip hop artist from Chicago, IL. Currently, he is a sophomore attending Howard University,

Kendall Evin Taylor Artist Name: Precise

Precise, born Kendall Evin Taylor is a hip hop artist from Chicago, IL. Currently, he is a sophomore attending Howard University, where he is actively engaged in the Howard community, attempting to get his name more known. Consumed with music, he is currently a part of the Showtime marching band as a member of the drumline. Precise recently dropped a mixtape titled “Rise of the Machine” that came out in the Summer of 2010. Respected as a lyricist and being true to his craft and fans, Precise believes that through persistent dedication and faith, that he can be an upcoming star in the industry.  Follow him on twitter @TheOne_Precise

Songs:

“Never Felt Like This” http://www.limelinx.com/files/c9a1b0ed195894069b4c3af7fbc9e353

“V.I.P. feat D.Reed” http://limelinx.com/files/93514bcf6cd7521c2dd64ba9fd762700

“Mechanical Love” http://limelinx.com/files/aa921600fa4f1940ae03fbdd0dd0618e
“Where I Came From” http://limelinx.com/files/83fe1766344bcd02b8122dcef22d3b79
“Quiet Down” http://limelinx.com/files/d9a17991846d4765f366802efa7110ff

 

By Kendall Taylor


Midnight Madness @ Howard University

Highlights from Midnight Madness at Howard University. Hosted by Jae Murphy

Midnight Madness at Howard University 2010
From: HUReaction | October 17, 2010 | 4,979 views
Highlights from Midnight Madness at Howard University. Hosted by Jae Murphy and music by DJ Chubb E. Swagg.

Filmed & Edited by Justin E. Dean “SwaggBoyHU” (less info)

WHITE WILL REPRESENT VSU IN 2011 CACTUS BOWL ALL STAR GAME

Virginia State University’s Ian White participate in the 2011 Cactus Bowl at Javelin Stadium in Kingsville, TX.

Virginia State University’s Ian White was selected to participate in the 2011 Cactus Bowl on January 7 at Javelin Stadium in Kingsville, TX.

Senior corner, Ian White was named First Team All-CIAA as a defensive back leading his team with 5 interceptions for 118 yards. VSU ranked 2nd in the CIAA in scoring defense and interceptions as White returned an interception for a 70 yard TD score. White made 32 solo tackles and 19 assisted tackles from his defensive back position finishing third on the team with 51 total tackles. White led his defensive secondary group breaking up 9 passes and deflecting 14 more during the 2010 season.

White was also selected to the 2010 Virginia College Division Football All-State first team. He will be featured at the HBCU All Star Game in Atlanta, GA and Cactus Bowl in Kingsville, TX.

The game kicks off on Friday night at 7 p.m. from Javelina Stadium. The live webcast will be produced by the Texas A&M-Kingsville Communications Department and their students and is available through the Cactus Bowl website or directly at www.tamuk.edu/southtexan. The game will be broadcast on the radio at Sports Radio Corpus Christi 1230 AM and streamed at www.sportsradiocc.com. Live Stats will also be available through the Cactus Bowl website.
The website to get all the information for the game is at www.cactusbowl.org.

HYMAN SCORES CAREER-HIGH 32 AS BULLDOGS WALLOP LINCOLN (PA) LIONS 83-62

(LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pa.) Junior Travis Hyman (Annapolis, MD, Old Mill, Anne Arundel C.C.) scored a career-high 32 points on 12-of-18 shooting to go along with 16 rebounds and seven blocks to lead Bowie State to an easy 83-62 victory over Lincoln (PA). Bowie State (19-4, 13-2 CIAA, 8-1 North) will host Saint Paul’s College – Monday (February 14) in BSU’s A.C. Jordan Arena at 7:30 pm.

Thurgood Marshall College Fund MUPI 12th Annual Member Universities Professional Institute

HBCUs UNDER ATTACK: WHAT MUST WE DO?”

DATE & LOCATION
March 20-23, 2011
Buena Vista Palace Hotel & Spa
1900 Buena Vista Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

On March 20-23, 2011, Thurgood Marshall College Fund will host its 12th Annual Member Universities Professional Institute (MUPI), themed “HBCUs UNDER ATTACK: WHAT MUST WE DO?” at the Buena Vista Palace Hotel & Spa in Orlando, FL. Presidents, chancellors, administrators, faculty and staff of the 47 TMCF member schools, community leaders and industry professionals will be in attendance to hear the latest best practices and business methodologies to advance the cause of public HBCUs.

CONFERENCE STRANDS & TOPICS:

FUNDING & DEVELOPMENT
Challenges Facing the Decline in Federal and State Funding
New Congress and the Elimination of Appropriations (Earmarks) Impacting HBCUs
Building HBCU Endowments
Revitalizing the HBCU Mission – Effectively Telling the HBCU Story
CEO Roundtable on HBCU Viability
The HBCU Impact on the Local Community
Continuous Program Review of Fiscal and Human Resources
The Three Step Self Assessment
Internal Review
External Peer Review
Accrediting Body Review (SACS)
Expanding Faculty Research Opportunities
Establishing Effective Collaborative Partnerships – Research Opportunities
RETENTION & GRADUATION
Student Financial Aid
Louis Stokes Minority Alliance Program
Retaining and Graduating Our Students – Best Practice Models
Preparing Students to Become Globally Competitive
Academic Preparedness
STUDENT RELATIONS AND ENGAGEMENT
HBCUs and Student Engagement – Are We Doing Enough?
Key Areas
Student Customer Service
Facilities
Technology
Recruitment
Improving Campus Morale

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