Does racial trauma impact the health of African-Americans?
- Fall 2016 Issue, Politics, University Highlights
- January 13, 2017
Longtime academician Dr. Ivory V. Nelson, a three-time university president and one-time community college chancellor, has assumed the role of interim provost at Jackson State University. Known for many groundbreaking firsts, Nelson was the first black president of Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington, from 1992 to 1999, and later president emeritus. During the early
READ MOREDr. Joseph Whittaker has been named associate provost for Academic Affairs. Before arriving at JSU, he served as a tenured professor of biology at Morgan State University (MSU) and associate director of the NASA Goddard Earth Sciences Technology & Research Program. As a dean at MSU in the School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences,
READ MOREPublic safety officer, now studying social work, a voice of encouragement By L.A. Warren Although a career in law enforcement means putting your life on the line, fear never has gripped Jackson State University Public Safety Captain Angela Butler. Rather, the fulfillment that comes from helping others motivated her to pursue her lifelong passion and was
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