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News - July, 2004
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Experts Urge More Black Dentists Only 3.3 percent of the dentists in the United States are African American. (with audio interview) (7/29/2004) |
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11 HBCUs in N.C. Work Jointly on AIDS Study had confirmed state's college campuses as high transmission areas for HIV. (7/28/2004) |
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Evaluate Potential Employers on Diversity Training Just one-third of workers in Urban League study said their companies had effective diversity initiatives. (7/27/2004) |
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Hazel O'Leary's Charge at Fisk: Financial Stability Former energy secretary pledges to help make university stronger, more stable, better for students (7/22/2004) |
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Student Journalists Learn "Ways Around Walls" 30 HBCU students become a newsroom staff at The New York Times Student Journalism Institute. (7/12/2004) |
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Tennessee State, Dell Computer Team Up for New Major Managing inventory, purchasing among hot new job areas (7/11/2004) |
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