Education is a Civil Right, Saving the African American Student by Dr. George McKenna
Dr. McKenna addressed the College of Education on the nationwide initiative, "Education is a Civil Right." His comments targeted the concerns of members within the Higher Education community on practices, policies, and programs that can increase successful outcomes for African American students in K-12 public schools.
Empowerment of Learners of African Descent Research Award
Dr. Danita M. Bailey-Perry, Department of Education Administration & Foundations, is the 2009 recipient of the Texas Alliance of Black School Educator’s Empowerment of Learners of African Descent Research Award. She received the awardin recognition of her peer-reviewed research paper titled Minority Women and the Glass Ceiling. Her research paper waspresented at the Texas Alliance of Black School Educators’ 24th Annual Conference in Houston, Texas on 14 March 2009.
Celebrate Black History The State of Black Education
February 14 (Friday) at 7:00PM
Join special guest: Dr. James A. Johnson, Assistant Dean, Educational consultant & author of "Cultural and Educational Excellence: Knowing, Doing, Being and Becoming as Though Saving the African American Child Matters"
Discussing the State of Education in our Community!
12207 Highway Six, Suite L @ Teal Run
Fresno, Texas 77545
CrossingPoint Christian Church
(281)431-9929
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