The Black College Wire

Photo Credit: Kimberly Whitfield, Grambling State University Bravetta Hassell of Hampton University and Gregory Brand of Tennessee State University complete an exercise during the Black College Wire training session for interns.

The interns working in Black College Wire programs this summer are:

Gregory Brand, a student at Tennessee State University, is working as a Black College Wire intern.

Terrell Bryant, a student at Benedict College, is working at the Carolina Panorama.

Stanley Chollette, a student at Louisiana Tech University, is working as a Black College Wire intern.

Angela Gallagher, a student at Toogaloo College, is working at the Mississippi Link in Jackson, Miss.

D'Angelo Gore, a student at Norfolk State University, is working at the Washington Informer.

Wendell Graves, a student at Grambling State University, is working at the Shreveport (La.) Sun.

Bravetta Hassell, a student at Hampton University, is working at the Washington Afro-American.

Loren Jackson, a student at Morgan State University, is working at the Baltimore Afro-American.

Lana Lockhart, a student at Florida A&M University, is working at the Capital Spotlight in Tallahassee.

Titus Ledbetter, a student at Hampton University, is a Black College Wire intern.

Tameeka Mitchem, a student at Norfolk State University, is working at the Norfolk (Va.) Journal and Guide.

Queshonda Moore, a graduate of Benedict College, is working at the National Newspaper Publishers Association in Washington.

Towanda Tisdale, a graduate of Benedict College, is working at the Atlanta Daily World.

Freelancers for Black College Wire this summer include:

Nikki Bannister, Southern University

Alexander Ford, Hampton University.

Kerry-Ann Hamilton, a graduate of Howard University who is pursuing a masters at American University.

Chantel Harley, Howard University

Kendrick Marshall, Jackson State University.

Chad Roberts, N.C. A&T State University.

Tamika Smith, Howard University

Kimberly Whitfield, at Grambling State University.

Posted June 24, 2004