For students like Jasmine McCollum, a junior chemical engineering major, the emergency fund allowed her to continue with her studies without the disruptions that an unplanned relocation home and the lack of computing resources may have caused. “The COVID-19 pandemic has been the biggest distraction in my studies. I’ve studied more, but I was not […]
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From airports to conferences, it’s pretty common for Tuskegee University alumni to cross paths in their personal and professional lives. That’s becoming less frequent, unfortunately, as the need for social distancing has become necessary amid the current coronavirus pandemic. Brittney Dabney of Tuskegee University’s Office of Communications, Public Relations and Marketing recently sat down — […]
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Tuskegee University received its first competitive grant, from National Science Foundation under the COVID-19 Rapid Response Initiative. Dr. Crystal James, department head and director of the Graduate Program in Public Health in the College of Veterinary Medicine is leading the efforts of the grant as its principal investigator. The project will focus on understanding the […]
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Tuskegee University President Dr. Lily D. McNair has been named to the Board of Directors for Campus Compact. Campus Compact is a national coalition of 1,000+ colleges and universities committed to the public purposes of higher education and work to build democracy through civic education and community development. McNair joins member institutions that reflect the full range […]
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The Office of Advancement and Development has selected five recent graduates as its 2020-21 Young Alumni Ambassadors. The Young Alumni Ambassadors will work to expand the reach of University Advancement through event volunteerism and communications, bring a new focus to the power of recent graduates’ giving, and highlight new and innovative ideas for young alumni […]
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