Highlights from Midnight Madness at Howard University. Hosted by Jae Murphy
Midnight Madness at Howard University 2010
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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)
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.
Homecoming Step Show For Morehouse
(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.
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
Step Show at Howard University. I thought this was deff Dope. Shoutout to DST.
Cops are hunting for those involved in 2 murders in 3 days at the campus of Southern University in Baton Rouge
Cops are hunting for those involved in 2 murders in 3 days at the campus of Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Ferdinand Dorsey, a 24 year-old student at the University, was shot and killed at an apartment building near campus Monday night, after an argument with other students on campus. His body was found lying in the walkway on the third floor of the apartment complex. Another man who was not a student was also shot at the complex but survived.
Dorsey’s death came just after hours after another student, Sheena Barnett was badly beaten and then burned inside her home on Saturday. Investigators say whoever killed the 26 year old student tried to cover up the crime by setting the place on fire. No one has been captured in either murder.
By, Black Media Scoop.
Monday’s shooting that killed Florida A&M University student Rasheed Ola-Seyi Lasaki.
Tallahassee police are releasing very little information about Monday’s shooting that killed Florida A&M University student Rasheed Ola-Seyi Lasaki. The shooting occurred in the parking lot of Greystone Apartments on Jackson Bluff Road around 5:15 p.m. Lasaki lived at Jasmine Court Apartments on Mary Beth Avenue. Felecia Dix-Richardson, Lasaki’s academic adviser in the criminal justice department at FAMU, sent the 25-year-old an e-mail Tuesday morning, asking him to come in to the department to sign his evaluation form.
Region/Rank School In-Region Record Overall Record
ATLANTIC
1 West Liberty 19-0 19-0
2 Bowie State 16-3 16-3
3 Winston-Salem State 13-4 11-4
4 Mercyhurst 17-3 17-3
5 West Virginia State 14-5 14-4
6 Indiana (Pa.) 13-5 13-5
7 Fairmont State 12-5 12-5
8 Alderson-Broaddus 14-6 14-6
9 Mansfield 12-7 12-7
10 Livingstone 10-4 10-4
SOUTH
1 Alabama-Huntsville 20-2 19-2
2 Rollins 14-4 11-3
3 Benedict 14-5 14-5
4 Tampa 13-4 11-4
5 Florida Southern 12-6 12-5
6 Arkansas Tech 13-3 13-3
7 Harding 15-3 15-3
8 Stillman 14-4 14-4
9 Clark Atlanta 12-5 12-5
10 Christian Brothers 13-6 13-6
NABC Division II Poll: Bowie State climbs to #11; Va Union enters at #25
December 7, 2010
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Wins over two teams in last week’s Top 25 has vaulted Bellarmine to the No. 1 spot in the NABC/Division II men’s basketball rankings for the first time in school history, after previously top-ranked Cal Poly Pomona suffered a pair of losses over the weekend.
The Knights, who went on the road to defeat No. 11 Kentucky Wesleyan and No. 22 Southern Indiana last week, earned five of the eight first place votes to land the top spot ahead of Findlay, whom they were tied with at No. 2 last week. The Oilers opened their Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference schedule on a winning note last week as well.
As a result of Cal Poly Pomona’s losses and setbacks by three other teams in the top 10 last week, the top half of the rankings saw a significant shuffle. Winona State moved up a spot to No. 3, while West Liberty and Montevallo enter the top five for the first time as they also remained undefeated into December. Fort Hays State, which has won its first eight games by an average of more than 24 points a game, comes in at No. 6 and is followed by Indiana (Pa.), South Carolina Aiken, Alabama-Huntsville and Augusta State.
The second ten begins with Bowie State, who pulled out an overtime win over Mansfield last week to remain perfect at 5-0. Central Washington made a 12-spot jump to No. 12 after winning three times a week ago, then Tarleton State, Grand Valley State and Central Oklahoma took the next three positions. Cal Poly Pomona landed at No. 16 in the rankings after the two setbacks, with Hillsdale, Kentucky Wesleyan, Cal State-Dominiguez Hills – who handed the Broncos the first of the two losses – and Southern Indiana checking in behind Cal Poly Ponoma,
Minnesota State is the highest ranked team this week that is making its debut in the 2010-11 rankings at No. 21, while the last four spots are occupied by Merrimack, Northern Kentucky, Lincoln Memorial and Virginia Union. NKU, who was ranked 20th prior to its loss to Southern Indiana last week, is the only team among the last five that has been ranked in a regular season poll this season.
NABC/Division II Coaches Poll (December 7, 2010 – Poll #3)
Record Points Pvs
1. Bellarmine, Ky. (5 first place votes) 5-0 197 T2
2. Findlay, Ohio (3 first place votes) 6-0 191 T2
3. Winona State, Minn. 5-0 184 4
4. West Liberty, W.Va. 7-0 177 7
5. Montevallo, Ala. 6-0 162 10
6. Fort Hays State, Kan. 8-0 150 14
7. Indiana, Pa. 3-1 134 9
8. South Carolina Aiken 5-1 124 5
9. Alabama-Huntsville 8-1 120 6
10. Augusta State, Ga. 6-0 112 18
11. Bowie State, Md. 5-0 108 19
12. Central Washington 7-0 105 24
13. Tarleton State, Texas 6-1 103 17
14. Grand Valley State, Mich. 5-1 95 16
15. Central Oklahoma 8-1 88 8
16. Cal Poly Pomona 1-2 85 1
17. Hillsdale, Mich. 8-0 80 25
18. Kentucky Wesleyan 5-1 72 11
19. Cal State-Dominguez Hills 6-1 51 15
20. Southern Indiana 5-1 40 22
21. Minnesota State 6-0 39 NR
22. Merrimack, Mass. 6-1 32 NR
23. Northern Kentucky 5-1 25 20
24. Lincoln Memorial, Tenn. 7-0 21 NR
25. Virginia Union 2-0 15 NR
Others receiving votes: Incarnate Word (Texas) 13, Central Missouri 12, Midwestern State (Texas) 11, Bentley (Mass.) 10, Eckerd (Fla.) 9, Flagler (Fla.) 8, Winston-Salem State (N.C.) 8, Christian Brothers (Tenn.) 7, Missouri Southern 6, Drury (Mo.) 5, Fort Lewis (Colo.) 2, Rollins (Fla.) 1.
Dropped out: Central Missouri (12), Rollins (13), Arkansas Tech (21), Chaminade (23).
Records are through games of Sunday, Dec. 5, 2010.
