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- Overview of things happening in the Computers Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- The Tidewater Education Consortium (TEC) was awarded approximately $9 million through the Teacher Quality Partnership (TQP) grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The TEC consists of the Isle of Wight County, Portsmouth, and Suffolk Public Schools in collaboration with the University of Maryland and Norfolk State University.
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- Thank You Armed Forces
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- Capt. Patrice R. Hentz, Commanding Officer Transient Personnel Unit Norfolk, delivered the keynote address at Norfolk State University's Veterans Day observance.
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- Norfolk State student Duane Wright concluded the formal portion of a program that delivers on its promise to create diversity across the business community, specifically in the financial services sector. Wright is a Finance major in the School of Business and an Honors College scholar.
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- Norfolk State University's Writing Center has recently implemented Generative Artificial Intelligence initiatives to provide targeted support to faculty and students as we navigate the fresh challenges that AI poses.
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- NSU President Javaune Adams-Gaston attended the annual Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce 2024 State of the Region held at Old Dominion University.
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- Norfolk State University hosted a live televised Senate Debate on Wednesday, October 2 in the L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center. The Debate, in partnership with Norfolk State and WAVY-10, featured candidates Sen. Tim Kaine (D) and challenger Hung Cao (R) discussing key issues such as education, healthcare, and economic development.
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- State Agency Approves Joint School of Public Health, a Partnership of Old Dominion University and Norfolk State University
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- Norfolk State University launched the public phase of its most ambitious fundraising campaign in University history Saturday, September 14, 2024.
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- Norfolk State University has been selected to have one of its programs highlighted during the Annual National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Week Conference scheduled for September 15-19 in Philadelphia.
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- Summer was an active time for Norfolk State students and faculty who participated in study abroad programs. The programs visited Ghana, Jamaica, London, Florence, and Barcelona and covered Fine Arts, Social Work, Biology, Sociology, and Education.
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- Dr. Gladys M. Bennett, NSU Testing Services Director, presented jointly with the Executive Director of Modern States Education Alliance and Director of CLEP Outreach and Account Management at the 2024 National College Testing Association (NCTA) conference in August.
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- Norfolk State University (NSU) President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston and Tidewater Community College (TCC) President Dr. Marcia Conston signed an agreement to continue the Passport Program. The Passport program is a pathway that prepares TCC students for a seamless transition to NSU to complete their bachelor’s degree.
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- White House HBCU Scholars Named
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- Norfolk State University continues to work toward a smarter and greener campus. The University, via Facilities Management (Energy & Sustainability), has deployed 20 Bigbelly Trash Bins across campus.
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- Dr. Messaoud Bahoura, Professor of Engineering and Director of the Center for Materials Research (I) and his group published a peer reviewed research article
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- The Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work recently hosted the inaugural one-day Strong Summer Camp. The camp aimed to introduce 9th-, 10th-, and 11th- students to the social work field and Norfolk State’s campus.
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- Jawn Murray’s career is nothing short of extraordinary. As an executive producer, TV host, commentator, pop culture expert, and media personality, he has crafted an incredible career portfolio. An NAACP Image Award winner and Telly Award recipient, Murray, who attended Norfolk State in the late ’90s/early 2000s, is now the executive producer of the nationally syndicated talk show Sherri, hosted by Sherri Shepherd.
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- When parents envision the life they want for their children, it sometimes includes achievements they were never given the opportunity to achieve.
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- There has been a lot of discussion about the pros and cons of policies that allow college athletes to capitalize on their name, image and likeness (NIL).
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- The American Library Association
(ALA) has been tracking book bans
and/or challenges for more than 20
years. In 2023, the number of book
titles targeted for censorship, ban or challenge rose
65% compared to 2022.
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- Through many health initiatives, Dr. Shelia Ward has supported Norfolk State University students, faculty and staff, and its surrounding community.
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- “This was such a wonderful
opportunity, and more
companies at the level of
Swarovski need to offer such
partnerships to HBCU fashion
students.”
— Christy Frederick
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- Nada Edwards ’24 walked across the stage to receive her Bachelor’s degree at Norfolk State’s Spring Commencement Ceremony following an accident in 2017 that left her in a coma for several months and without the use of her arms and legs. When she walked across the stage, the entire stadium came to its feet, cheering her on. Edwards’s next goal--walking under her own power when she receives her Master’s degree.
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- Norfolk State University is playing a crucial role in re-establishing semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S. by equipping U.S. veterans with the skills needed in the field.
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- The U.S. Department of Commerce’s CHIPS for America Program and the U.S. Department of Labor’s VETS Program will visit Norfolk State University on Wednesday, July 10, 2024, to showcase veterans workforce training activities delivered through NSU’s Nanomanufacturing Certificate Program (NCP).
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- Dr. Denelle Wallace-Alexander, Dean of the School of Education at Norfolk State University, was recently named an Impact Academy fellow through the national non-profit organization Deans for Impact (DFI). Dr. Wallace-Alexander joins a cohort of leaders chosen for their commitment to improving educator preparation.
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- Monthly update of the things happening in the world of CSET
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- Norfolk State University, in conjunction with local marketing and media company, Studio Center, took home a Silver Telly Award in Local TV Editing for the “We See The Future in You” television advertising campaign.
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- Jim Dyke, NSU Board of Visitors member and McGuire Woods Consulting Senior Advisor, was recently honored by the Virginia Chamber of Commerce with its Lifetime Achievement Award.
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- The Research and Innovation Symposium and Exhibition for Undergraduate and Graduate Students (RISE) was held this month. The theme of this year's showcase was "Converging Paths to Shape Our Future" with keynote speaker Dr. Nicol Turner Lee.
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- A discussion on Black fatherhood delved into the insights of special guest and award-winning gospel artist Kirk Franklin.
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- Del. Don Scott, who became the first Black House speaker in the Virginia Legislature’s 400-year history, will deliver the keynote address to nearly 600 graduating students at Norfolk State University’s Commencement Ceremony.
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- On April 3rd, Norfolk State University hosted a gathering of students, faculty, healthcare professionals, and community leaders to delve into the crucial topic of enhancing health literacy — the ability to understand and act on basic health information — within college campuses and communities.
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- Norfolk State students make the Sweet Sixteen in the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC) National Qualifying Tournament. They finished 4 and 2 in the Purple Division. Even though the students did not make the Elite 8, they made a big impression on the tournament organizers, coaches, and competing students.
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- Student Pathways and Academic Formation hosted its first annual Student Pathways Industry Collaborations and Alliances (SPICA) soiree, “A SPICA Soiree: The Art of Professional Networking & Dining”. During the event, Norfolk State students interacted with industry representatives and NSU faculty and staff to discuss work-based expectations and strategies for a smooth transition from the classroom to the workforce.
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- David E. Talbert, a master playwright, author, and filmmaker challenged an audience of mostly Norfolk State University students to think differently.
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- Norfolk State University will honor three of its alumni at the 2024 Alumni Awards Dinner scheduled for 7 p.m., Friday, May 3, at the Norfolk Waterside Marriott. Each of these graduates has demonstrated exemplary leadership and community service. They personify the mission and goals of the University.
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- Solar Eclipse Safety Tips for Monday, April 8, 2024
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- In accordance with §23.1-307.D. of the Code of Virginia (see below), Norfolk State University is providing notice that changes to the University’s tuition and fees are now being considered.
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- Last week, a graduate student roundtable and town hall titled “Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, deserve so much more,” featuring CNN political analyst and author Sofia Nelson was held. As March is Women's History Month and Social Work Month, the event partnered with the Center for African American Public Policy (CAAmPP) and Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work.
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- The Norfolk State Men’s basketball team has earned a bid to the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament (CIT), marking NSU's third post season appearance of the past four years. As the tournament's No. 1 overall seed, the Spartans will host a semifinal game on Saturday, March 23 at 4 p.m. in Joseph G. Echols Memorial Hall.
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- Earlier this month, Career Services welcomed Disney for their Spring 2024 Disney College Program, Internships, Programs, & Early Career Conversation. This event was an incredible opportunity for students to explore the many possibilities across The Walt Disney Company.
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- In Fall 2023, the Elizabeth River Project was awarded a competitive National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) B-WET grant to bring hands-on environmental education programs to all 6th graders and their teachers in Portsmouth, VA for the next three years. Through this grant, they are partnering with Portsmouth Public Schools, Norfolk State University and Old Dominion University.
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- Student Pathways and Academic Formation accompanied 39 Norfolk State University students to the 2nd Annual Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) DevCon event held in Baltimore, MD, March 6-10, 2024. The department partnered with TMCF Talent Managers to prepare students for the four-day professional development event designed to enhance the professional aspirations of freshman and sophomore students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The goal of the event is to identify and develop high-potential HBCU talent.
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- Social Work Month is a national celebration of the social work profession held every March. The National Association of Social Work selects a theme for each year. This year's theme is Empowering Social Workers: Inspiring Action, Leading Change.
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- During his visit to Norfolk State University, National Cyber Director Harry Coker Jr. praised Norfolk State for its exemplary cybersecurity program.
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- National Cyber Director Harry Coker Jr. will visit Norfolk State University on Wednesday, February 28, to discuss a national plan to develop a more diverse and well-trained cyber workforce.
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- In celebration of the Black History Month theme “African Americans and the Arts,” the NSU African American History Month Committee and the Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work presented Art is Transformative and Collective Healing.
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- MSW students Carmen Goode and Tonia Benjamin's military experiences helped them to understand the importance of seeking mental health services. Master of Social Work Students co-authored a peer-reviewed article with Assistant Professor, Dr. Valjean Livingston, of the Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work.
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- Norfolk State University Fine Arts and Mass Communication students won all the top and monetary awards at this year’s Westminster Canterbury Black History Month Art Competition and Exhibition.
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- The Norfolk State University Volleyball team will play exhibition games in Costa Rica this summer. In order to help with expenses, the team has set a goal to raise $40,000 by May 25.
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- Ndaba Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela, provided insights on what it was like to be reared by his iconic grandfather during his recent appearance at Norfolk State University.
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- The Elizabeth River Project has selected Norfolk State University as a Sustained Distinguished Performance River Star Business.
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- President Adams-Gaston visits Virginia Capitol Hill to meet with legislators and advocate for Norfolk State University.
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- When the COVID-19 pandemic forced educational institutions to shut down on-campus, face-to-face learning, it provided Norfolk State with an avenue to respond to the challenge of delivering teaching and learning in a way that was innovative, proactive, and transformative.
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- “The oral history project allows us to tell the story of Norfolk State through our alumni,” says Assistant Vice President for Development Shana Z. James. “It is allowing us to celebrate the memories and experiences our students had while they were here on campus – how Norfolk State impacted their lives and careers.”
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- President Adams Gaston attends A National Ovation to L. Douglas Wilder Honoring 70 Years of Leadership and Service
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- This is the November 2023 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of November in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- Empowering Norfolk State University Students through a Comprehensive Physical Self-Defense Program
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- This is a brief list of important details that pertain to the actual Commencement Ceremony: Items such as - Venue, Tickets, Guest Seating, Masks, Safety and Security, Bag Policy, Strollers, Alternate Ceremony Viewing Options, and Parking/Shuttle Services.
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- NSU Housing and Residence Life's Residential Leaders joined resident assistants from all colleges and universities in Virginia at the 2023 VACUHO Student Leadership Conference (SLC).
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- Loni Love Steps in as Commencement Speaker as Sheryl Lee Ralph Called Back to Work
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- The planting is part of the University’s effort to revitalize stormwater treatment areas on campus that hold and treat runoff. The stormwater treatment areas known as Best Management Practices (BMP) control potential flooding, prevent and reduce water pollution, and improve the water quality. The BMP next to the meadow will be covered in turf and will soon have informational signage.
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- The Norfolk State University Innovation Center hosted a presentation during homecoming week by NSU alumna Marvina Robinson, who is among the few Black women to own a champagne brand. Robinson provided advice and information to those in attendance. Her champagne, B. Stuyvesant, named after her Brooklyn neighborhood, launched during COVID.
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- In an effort to ease the burden on our students and their families and minimize the spread of viruses during the busiest travel season of the year, all classes will be taught virtually following the Thanksgiving break. Classes will resume on Monday, November 27, in a virtual rather than in-person format.
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- Twelve Norfolk State students recently attended the 23rd Annual Thurgood Marshall College Fund Leadership Institute where they networked with some of the country’s top firms a well as government agencies. The event provided them with connections as well as the opportunity to demonstrate their educational knowledge and professional skills.
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- New York Times bestselling author, Ta-Nehisi Coates, visited Norfolk State’s campus on October 19. Held in the L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center, Coates discussed his memoir "The Beautiful Struggle," which was selected as the NSU Common Reader for all first-year and Transfer students for the fall semester.
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- (NSU Newsroom—Oct. 18, 2023)—Norfolk State University alumnus Devon Henry is scheduled to deliver the breakfast keynote address at the 2023 SWaMfest Nov. 1-2 in Richmond, Virginia. SWaMfest is the Commonwealth of Virginia’s premier networking, educational and professional development event for small, women-owned and minority-owned (SWaM) businesses. The event is sponsored by the Virginia Association of State College and University Purchasing Professionals (VASCUPP).
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- Sgt. Thomas W. Newton, a documented original Tuskegee Airman, visited Norfolk State University to tell his story and experiences as part of the history-making Tuskegee Airmen. The event, jointly sponsored by the Hampton Roads Community Empowerment Alliance (HRCEA), took place at the L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center on October 11.
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- This is the Sept 2023 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of September in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- “Norfolk State University,” said President Adams-Gaston, “is a place where we dream big and bring big dreams to fruition.”
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- The safety of our community has been and remains a priority that requires continuous and ongoing attention. Our nation, and more specifically, the HBCU community, has suffered from threats to our safety, loss of life, and damage to our environmental security. In the wake of these occurrences, we have remained vigilant and responded in ways that show our resilience and commitment to educating our students, despite the challenges.
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- As the University celebrates its Founders Week, Norfolk State remains a source of inspiration for those who aspire to fulfill their dreams of attaining a college education and earning a degree.
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- Del. Marcia Price will be the keynote speaker at the University's Constitution Day observance.
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- the Inaugural Women Who Lead Opening Retreat for Black BRAND was held in Virginia Beach, VA on Saturday, September 9.
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- The Division of Student Affairs will hold a Celebration of Remembrance honoring our fallen Spartan, Jahari Deon George, on Wednesday, September 13, 2023, at 6 p.m. in the Student Center, Room 138.
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- The University will be holding a vigil in honor of Jahari at a later date. The NSU Counseling Center will offer immediate counseling and support for students who have experienced trauma or distress related to this event.
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- The Norfolk State University family has suffered the loss of a fellow Spartan. Jahari George, a 20-year-old sophomore student from Maryland, was a victim of an off-campus shooting in the city on Saturday.
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- This story highlights recent promotion, tenure, and recent retirees for NSU Faculty and Staff.
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- While Norfolk State University has a well-established reputation, NSU made national news more than usual over the past months. Here is a sampling of the news that received national attention.
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- The annual award recognizes Virginia employers who provide high-quality internships to students. Some of the noteworthy efforts of employers include exposure to senior leaders, structured mentorship programs, housing allowances, paid time off, security clearances and training for industry certifications.
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- A Norfolk State University student has been named a 2023 HBCU Scholar as part of the White House Initiative on His
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- The Virginia Association of Broadcasters awarded four outstanding Virginia citizens on Friday, June 23rd for their contributions to broadcasting and the Commonwealth.
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- Moving Beyond Words
A two-day conference focused on finding and putting solutions in place that work toward eliminating racism and social injustice. Read about the conference.
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- The Moraine Valley Community College Board of Trustees appointed Dr. Pamela J. Haney as the college’s next president during a special meeting on May 31.
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- The History Makers Awards 2023-2024 Innovations in Pedagogy and Teaching Fellowship to Norfolk State University Assistant Professor Alexa Harris (Chicago, IL – June 1, 2023) – The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest African American video oral history archive, has awarded its 2023-2024 Innovations in Pedagogy and Teaching Fellowship to Norfolk State University Assistant Professor Alexa Harris.
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- First Lady Suzanne Youngkin helped welcome the Wolf Trap Institute to the campus of Norfolk State.
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- Summary: This is the April 2023 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of April in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- At its regular meeting on Friday, May 5, 2023, the Norfolk State University Board of Visitors voted to set tuition, fees, room, and board rates for the 2023-2024 academic year. The BOV approved modest increases that will aid NSU to remain a viable educational resource for the Commonwealth.
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- Norfolk State University is pleased to announce a major gift from Board of Visitors Board member Mr. Conrad Hall. Hall has contributed a gift of $1M to support the creation of the Conrad M. Hall Endowed Chair in Constitutional and U.S. History at the university.
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- Norfolk State University hosted a reception for local media professionals to strengthen lines of communication and add a more personal element to previously well-established relationships.
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- Award-winning actor, writer, director and producer Nate Parker will deliver the keynote address to nearly 600 graduating students at Norfolk State University’s Commencement Ceremony. The 110th Commencement will take place at 9 a.m., Saturday, May 6, 2023, at William “Dick” Price Stadium, located on the campus of Norfolk State University.
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- NSU’s Center for African American Public Policy (CAAmPP) recently explored the issue of gun violence. Read what the panelists had to say.
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- Norfolk State University students, faculty, and staff gathered for NSU Night at Virginia MOCA, a joint event between the Robert C. Nusbaum Honors College and Virginia MOCA highlighting Walker’s “Cut to the Quick” exhibit.
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- Dr. Viola Vaughan-Eden, professor and Ph.D. program director at the Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work at Norfolk State University, received the Outstanding Individual in Academia from the Congressional Research Institute for Social Work and Policy (CRISP) during their Social Work Day on the Hill event.
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- This is the March 2023 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of March in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- Norfolk State University will honor three of its alumni at the 2023 Alumni Awards Dinner scheduled for 7 p.m., Friday, May 5, at the Renaissance Norfolk Portsmouth.
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- Norfolk State University alumnus, now Senator-Elect, Lamont Bagby (D-Va.) won a special election Tuesday, March 28, to fill the Virginia Senate seat vacated by Rep. Jennifer McClellan (D-Va.). Bagby defeated Republican Stephen Imholt in the contest. Bagby had over 89% of the votes by 9:30 p.m. the night of the election. With Bagby’s victory, the party divide in the Virginia Senate remains the same, with 22 Democrats and 18 Republicans.
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- Marcia Neblett, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, was awarded the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award to Malaysia for 2023.
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- Norfolk State was ranked #10 among the Top 25 HBCUs, named as a “Best College 2023,” named a “2023 Top School and University” in Virginia, and designated as a “Top 10 Military Friendly” school, #1 in the Small Public category.
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- A group of Norfolk State University School of Social Work students and faculty presented at the Global Conference on Women and Gender (GCWG) held at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, VA
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- Norfolk State University renewed its partnership with the U.S. Coast Guard on Thurs., March 23. The Memorandum of Understanding between the two entities continues the opportunity for students to receive tuition support and supports the Coast Guard’s civilian and military recruiting efforts through the College Student Pre-Commissioning Initiative.
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- Norfolk State University has been designated as a 2023-2024 Top 10 Military Friendly School, ranking No. 1 in the Small Public category.
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- Some of the area’s most powerful, successful and well-known women will help provide guidance to women who need advice and an opportunity to achieve their own success through the Women Who Lead program.
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- Retool Your School is back, and they’re “powered up for 2023” as they kick off “an expanded program to help HBCUs remain powerhouses of excellence.” According to www.RetoolYourSchool.com, “The Campus Improvement Grant competition – the pillar of the Retool Your School Program – will return in 2023.
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- Social Work Month is off to a momentous start with the official welcoming of the sixth dean of the Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work, Dr. Isiah Marshall Jr. To mark this occasion, a Welcome Reception was held at the Murray Center in Downtown Norfolk in his honor while also shining a light on the student scholarship fund.
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- Faculty and students in our Center for Materials Research have been very busy with grants and research during February 2023. CMR at NSU conducts pioneering research in materials science and engineering and provides graduate education at the masters and doctoral levels.
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- This is the February 2023 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of February in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- “Eating Our Way to Healthy Hearts: Closing the Gap in Black Health Disparities” was a lively dinner discussion with celebrity chef Carla Hall, moderator April Woodard, and expert panelists on campus Feb. 16.
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- The Norfolk State University Spartan “Legion” Marching Band was honored by the Virginia House of Delegates and the Virginia Senate for their historic performance in the 2023 Tournament of Roses Parade.
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- Norfolk State Socio-Cybersecurity research assistants were a part of the university’s representation at the 2023 Emerging Researchers National Conference in (ERN) STEM.
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- This is the December 2022, and the January 2023 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and January in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
December 2022 – January 2023
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- Message from Javaune Adams-Gaston, Ph.D., President
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- The video of the wrongful death of Tyre Nichols is shocking to the conscience and very difficult to witness. While this story has been repeated too often between communities of color and some law enforcement, we must remember that this is why our voices must be heard at the ballot box. It is our responsibility to impact policies that affect our communities. Norfolk State has stood for eighty-eight years as a place to prepare our students to make their voices heard while here on campus and as graduates.
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- Spartan Legion fans are a very determined group. Despite snowstorms, canceled flights and an abundance of frustration, they made it to Pasadena in time to see their beloved Legion thrill parade watchers during the 134th Tournament of Roses Parade.
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- Eastern Virginia Medical School and Norfolk State University have launched an initiative that will target health equity and work to increase the number of minorities who become healthcare professionals.
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- Norfolk State University recognized four distinguished faculty members at the Fall 2022
Opening Conference on Tuesday, Aug. 16. President Javaune Adams-Gaston, Ph.D., presented
the Distinguished Faculty Awards before the conference’s assembled faculty, staff, and
administrators in the L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center.
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- Norfolk State University received a Sustained Distinguished Performance award from the Elizabeth River Project on Jan. 19, 2023.
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- Learning to become an effective college student is a skill that can be difficult to master. For the past five years, Norfolk State has supported new students through the Student Pathways and Academic Formation Department as they develop that skill.
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- Discovery Of Hidden Family Roots Brings Peace And Wholeness
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- The assistant professor of social work has “adopted” a school and made a commitment to helping improve education for the children in the village of Lethe and the surrounding communities.
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- Hard Work, Perseverance Leads 2006 Alumna To Become First Female African American NFL Official
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- Marie Valentine McDemmond — educator, accomplished leader, visionary, mentor, and “the first” in many aspects of her career — passed away July 27, 2022. She was 76 years old. She leaves a void in her family, the Norfolk State University community, and in the world of educators in the Commonwealth and beyond.
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- Norfolk State University bestowed the honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree and the
Commencement Presidential Medallion upon singer, songwriter and producer Missy Elliott
at the University's 109th Commencement Ceremony. Elliott served as the commencement
keynote speaker.
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- All of these are examples of potential applications from a research project that Hongzhi Guo, Ph.D., assistant professor of engineering at Norfolk State, is conducting. He recently received a $499,337 award from the National Science Foundation.
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- The design is on T-Shirts now on sale at Target nationwide in celebration of Black History Month 2023.
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- The Joseph Jenkins Roberts Center for African Diaspora Studies at Norfolk State University was awarded $150,000 for its project, “Sold Down River: Making the Invisible, Visible,” by the Virginia African American Cultural Center, Inc. (VAACC) as part of the VAACC’s Virginia Tourism Corporation grant.
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The Norfolk State University Spartan Legion put on a series of stunning performances at the 2023 Tournament of Roses Parade and events. See the photos and articles.
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- The University of the West Indies (The UWI), Mona, and Norfolk State University (NSU) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) committing to areas of cooperation.
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- NSU inducted 32 individuals into the prestigious Emerald Society. The inductees were recognized for their financial and personal commitment to Norfolk State University and their leadership in the greater community.
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- This is the November 2022 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of November in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- AT&T* Dream in Black is proud to announce its second Rising Future Makers Class. The 2022 class honors 25 students, all from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), who are making a positive impact in their communities and on their campuses.
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- Amazon’s Career Choice program provides pre-paid tuition for hourly employees to learn new skills for career success at Amazon or elsewhere
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- College and university students need more support to be successful in higher education, according to a new report from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV).
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- Norfolk State University Testing Services was awarded Test Center Certification by the National College Testing Association (NCTA).
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- The Division of Student Affairs (The Office of Campus Life & Diversity), OVW (Office on Violence Against Women) NSU Campus Grant Program and Norfolk State Police Department are official community partners proudly working with Norfolk Public School’s “Adopt- A- School” Mentoring Program featured at Ingleside Elementary.
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- Reflections of Norfolk State University Military Alumni Chapter Foundation (MACF) Participation in the 40th Anniversary Of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, DC
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- My dear Norfolk State, it is with great sorrow and pain that I write you today. This continued violence leaves us hurt and bewildered. We continue to try to find ways to cope today and change the world going forward. It is my hope that you and your families are safe and well.
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- Grammy-award-winning singer, rapper, songwriter and producer Missy Elliott will deliver the keynote address to approximately 400 graduating students at Norfolk State University’s Commencement Ceremony.
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- The Norfolk State University Board of Visitors extended the contract of President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston to 2027.
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- On the final night of Mighty Dream Forum, Pharrell Williams recognized young minority entrepreneurs through his nonprofit Black Ambition. At the Dinner with a Purpose, Black Ambition give away $2.5 million to startups.
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- National test scores show that Virginia students have experienced extensive learning loss in recent years. A new state program will help at-risk students recover using tutors from Virginia HBCUs.
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- This is the October 2022 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of August in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- Norfolk State University Professors Drs. Ashley Haines (Biology), Sharon Alston (Social Work), and Renny Fernandez (Engineering) have successfully partnered with the University of Virginia on a $5 million grant.
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- NSU has been ranked one of the nation’s best schools for online healthcare degrees and certificates for 2023. Six percent of regionally accredited colleges and universities earned a ranking position.
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- Norfolk State University offers students access to mental health and well-being services 24/7 through a partnership with TimelyCare, a virtual health platform.
state University is providing free mental health and well-being services 24/7 through TimelyCare.
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- In the past couple years, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have experienced an unprecedented influx of private and federal funding, while at the same time seeing an increase in student enrollment.
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- This is a photo gallery and captions for recent Event and Honors received by President Javaune Adams-Gaston.
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- Norfolk State University President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston, along with the President of Texas Southern University Dr. Lesia L. Crumpton-Young, participated in a special panel discussion about HBCU Leadership for the 37th Legislative Conference for the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Women (NOBEL).
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- Norfolk State University Professors Drs. Claude Turner, Patricia Mead, and Carlene Turner have successfully secured a $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
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- This is the September 2022 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of August in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- Tidewater African Cultural Alliance and Norfolk State University Dance Theatre will hold the 4th annual Afrobeats FEST 757. The mini-festival will take place through four events at the NSU Student Center.
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- NSU has some new game-day protocols in place at Dick Price Stadium this year. This will provide a safer environment for the public and expedite fan entry into the stadium.
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- Despite steady declines in enrollment at colleges and universities throughout the nation, Norfolk State University saw a 17% increase in new incoming students and a 5% increase in total students.
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- Norfolk State University will work with IBM to establish a Cybersecurity Leadership Center, giving students and faculty access to IBM training, software and certifications at no cost.
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- For the third year in a row, Norfolk State University has been ranked by U.S. News and World Report as one of the Top 20 HBCUs in the nation.
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- Brian K. Covington has been selected as Norfolk State University’s new Chief of Police following an extensive national search by the University.
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- This is the August 2022 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of August in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- Frank Batten, Jr., President and CEO of the Landmark Foundation, presented President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston with a $5 million check in a presentation ceremony in the L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center on Friday, Sept, 2, 2022.
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- Our prayers and condolences are with all those impacted by the tragic event of Sept. 3, 2022.
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- To continue the celebration of Black history year-round, the Virginia Beach History Museums, Norfolk State University (NSU) and the Princess Anne County Training School/Union Kempsville High School Alumni and Friends Association (PACTS/UKHS) are excited to announce their next panel event, “Black Health & Wellness: Looking Back to Find the Path Forward.” This free, quarterly virtual panel series kicked off in February, and will continue through December 2022.
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- As part of Agoge Week 2022, students took part in an environmental justice event that took place Saturday, Aug. 27. The event was organized in collaboration with Campus Life and Diversity, Student Activities, the Biology Department, and the Elizabeth River Project.
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- NSU President Javaune Adams-Gaston made an official statement Aug. 26, 2022, on student debt cancellation and encourages all Spartans to take advantage of this opportunity.
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- NSU is in the process of receiving a sub-award from EVMS to help address substance use issues among women who are pregnant and/or parenting. The award is part of a $1.5 million grant to EVMS from Sentara as part of its Sentara Cares grants.
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- Dr. Hongzhi Guo, assistant professor of engineering, is among the National Science Foundation’s 2022 Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) awardees.
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- Norfolk State University recognized four distinguished faculty members at the Fall 2022 Opening Conference on Tuesday, Aug. 16. President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston presented the Distinguished Faculty Awards before the conference’s assembled faculty, staff, and administrators in the L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center.
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- This is the July 2022 rendition of the CSET Good news report highlighting the memorable awards and opportunities that transpired in the month of July in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- In a first for Norfolk State University, all NSU foundations came together with the NSU National Alumni Association and University Advancement to talk about strategy at the Affiliated Foundation Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, July 27, 2022. Dr. Harry Watkins, Board of Visitors Member and Foundation Liaison, presided over the meeting.
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- Norfolk State University has received a $225,000 grant from The Teagle Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities
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- It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of Dr. Marie V. McDemmond, Norfolk State University’s third President, who led the University from 1997‒2005.
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- Norfolk State University announced its participation in the Grow with Google HBCU Career Readiness Program. The initiative helps Black college students at over 30 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) prepare for the workforce through digital skills training and career workshops.
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- Norfolk State University’s July 2022 Nursing Pinning Ceremony was held on campus in the L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center Saturday, July 23, from 2 to 4 p.m.
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- Dr. Sharon T. Alston, assistant professor of social work, is among the 51 educators selected as Teaching Grant recipients by Course Hero, an online learning platform. The recipients were selected from a pool of 374 faculty projects that were submitted for the fall 2022 term. The awardees will be recognized at Course Hero’s fifth annual educator summit July 28-29.
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- Sponsored by the Micron Foundation, the Micron Technology Chip Camp at Norfolk State University from July 19 through July 21, 2022, was a free day camp filled with hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) activities related to semiconductor manufacturing and engineering jobs.
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- Ms. Brianna Williams has been appointed as Assistant Vice President for Access and Equal Opportunity, effective August 10, 2022.
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- Norfolk State University President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston has been named an ex-oficio member of the NCAA Board of Governors.
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- Virginia Counselors Association (VCA) and Virginia Counselors Association Foundation (VCAF) announce a joint contribution of $5,000 to the Norfolk State University (NSU) counseling education programs.
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- This is a brief description of the updated accomplishments of the College of Science Engineering and Technology for June 2022.
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- Norfolk State University formally became an Associate Member of the Virginia Association of State College and University Purchasing Professionals (VASCUPP), effective June 9, 2022, and is the first HBCU to become a member of the professional association.
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- NSU President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston participated in the Elephant in the Room Business panel. This panel was moderated by Ryan Shadrick and Pharrell Williams and panelists included black CEOs and executives from Fortune 500 companies.
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- Clifford Denize, Doctoral Student at the Center for Materials Science and CREST CREAM scholar, advisor Dr. Messaoud Bahoura, received A $3,000 Academic Excellence Scholarship from the National Society of Leadership and Success
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- NSU celebrates Pride. Love is love. Be who you are.
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- Spartan Suites Apartments has been selected as the Winner of the 2022 Best of Norfolk Awards in the category of Furnished Apartment Building.
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- Martue Freeman-Parker, NSU alumna and author, shares her story of how she was able to pivot her business to account for the changes brought on by the global pandemic back in 2020.
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- Message from Javaune Adams-Gaston, Ph.D., President
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- The Elizabeth River Project recently celebrated the groundbreaking of an innovative living laboratory and learning park designed to respond to sea-level rise and urban flooding.
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- Washington, May 16, 2022 — The American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) has selected 22 outstanding, senior-level higher education professionals to participate in the 2022 Millennium Leadership Initiative (MLI).
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- Sentara Healthcare has established two new collaborative grants at EVMS, ODU and NSU to decrease health disparities in underserved communities.
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- Culminating a three-year project, the library now boasts a new, fully operational, and fully updated 3D Printing Lab in its new first floor Makerspace. 3D printing is the ability to create three-dimensional objects using specialized software to create 3D models made of plastic (or other materials) that has been melted and resolidified into the desired design.
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- Major donors and NSU alumni Dr. Patricia Lynch Stith and her husband Dr. Melvin Stith are honored at the inaugural Stith Retention Conference, May 30-31, 2022.
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- Two former Norfolk State football players will get their crack at making an NFL roster. Former Spartan defensive end De'Shaan Dixon has signed a free agent contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars, while former NSU receiver Marcque Ellington accepted an invitation to the New York Giants rookie mini-camp.
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- Highlight of technology based developments reported in NSU's College of Science, Engineering and Technology in April 2022.
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- The Division of Student Affairs, in collaboration with the Ideal Spartan Committee, presents the Ideal Spartan winners for the academic year.
Students were nominated by the campus community and winners were selected based on their contributions to the University environment. Winners exhibited actions that fostered Civility, Pride, Engagement, Curiosity, Integrity and Excellence.
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- For the third consecutive time, Norfolk State University has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD).
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- The National Black Theatre Festival, the largest Black theatre festival in the world, recently announced the festival selections for 2022.
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- MCJR Week Offers Futuristic Vision to Legacy Program - The Mass Communication and Journalism Department provided the best of the best to Norfolk State University for the 2022 MCJR Week. The theme was “Vision Cast 2022: The Fusion of Legacy and Futurism.”
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- NSUIC and Partners Funnel $1M Into Economy - The NSU Innovation Center is proud to announce that the center, and the entrepreneurs from around the Hampton Roads area who graduated from its signature incubation program, have raised more than $1 million in funding, which has been circulated back into the local and national economy.
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- RISE 2022 Brings Researchers and NSU Students Together - This year, the success of The Annual Research and Innovation Symposium and Exhibition (RISE) from April 4 through April 7, 2022, has only continued to grow and bring in stronger talent with each successive year, and this year was no different.
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- William Carroll Writers’ Festival Inspires NSU Students - The month of April kicked off with the 8th annual William Carroll Writers’ Festival. Hosted by Assistant Professor Dr. Jocelyn Heath, the English and Foreign Language departments hold the three-day event, along with the university, to commemorate the legacy of the late Dr. William Carroll, a Norfolk State alumnus and faculty member of the English department.
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- Devon Henry was featured for helping Virginia rid itself of its Confederate legacy.
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- Norfolk State University President Javaune Adams-Gaston, Ph.D., has been selected to serve on the President’s Board of Advisors on Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The appointment was recently announced by President Joe Biden.
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- In accordance with §23.1-307.D. of the Code of Virginia (see below), Norfolk State University is providing notice that changes to the University’s tuition and fees are now being considered.
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- The Spartan Legion will march in the 134th Tournament of Roses Parade in January 2023.
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- The Fire Marshall has deemed the facility safe and cleared it for occupancy. To begin resettling our students, we are returning all affected students to campus.
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- Alumna Defies Stereotypes to Become Accomplished Black Scientist and Role Model.
Even though the popular film “Hidden Figures” featured smart, strong
Black women blazing trails a generation ago at NASA’s Hampton, Virginia,
facility, today’s image of a scientist is still likely to be one of an “old white
guy” in a lab coat. And that’s what Korie Grayson, Ph.D., (B.S. ’12),
biomedical engineer and chemical engineering researcher, wants to change. The
attractive 31-year-old Black woman, who listens to R&B and Afrobeat music and
describes herself as a foodie, a wine enthusiast and a workout junkie, is just one
example of what a scientist is today.
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- Norfolk State University hosted a business economic forum Thursday, Oct. 28, held by entertainment entrepreneur Pharrell Williams. The mogul’s “The Elephant in the Room” was a business economic panel discussion aimed at helping move the region’s economic development forward.
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- Provides Apple Devices to Every Student and Faculty Member
Norfolk State University launched the Spartan Innovation Academy program last fall, a new initiative that provides students, faculty and staff with access to industry-leading technology and specialized training for app development. NSU is the first Historically Black
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- Intellectual property needs to be protected
yet students at Historically Black Colleges
and Universities (HBCUs) are often not
taught the process of how to do so. Dr. Kevin
C. Santiago, assistant professor of engineering
at Norfolk State, plans to change that with the
help of a $25,000 Michelson grant.
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- Old Dominion University, Norfolk State University and Eastern Virginia Medical School (O.N.E.) agreed in August to work toward
establishing Virginia's first school of public health. The proposed O.N.E.
School of Public Health (ONE SPH) would be only the third collaborative of
it's kind in the country.
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- T he restructured higher education financial and administrative act of 2005
allows for public colleges and universities to enter into a memorandum
of understanding with the Governor and respective cabinet Secretaries
to receive additional authority in three areas, capital outlay, information
technology, and procurement
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- Jacob Strimaitis, Doctoral Student at the Center for Materials Science, advisor Dr. Messaoud Bahoura, recently published in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal, with his work
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- William and Mozella Delk recently presented $10,000 to Norfolk State University Advancement Vice President Clifford Porter.
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- Four students are representing Norfolk State in this year’s semifinals round of the AT&T HBCU Innovation Challenge.
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- Contributions of more than 15,000 items and a pledge from Harris Teeter has helped NSU’s Spartan Food Pantry provide food security, as well as other needed items, to support the academic wellness of students while attending Norfolk State University.
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- Norfolk State alumna Eboni Harrington, class of 2015, started teaching 5th-grade math at a North Carolina charter school right out of college. And, in her words, “everything that could go wrong did.”
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- Two Norfolk State University grads who formed a “brotherhood” when they were college roommates nearly 30 years ago shared their love for each other in a different type of way this Valentine’s Day — a living donor organ transplant that will help save one of their lives. It was also National Donor Day.
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- Making Waves had the opportunity to connect with Lieutenant (LT) Carey Lewis, Cyber Strategy Exercise Support Lead for the U.S. Coast Guard and NSU Alumni class of 2012.
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- The Elizabeth River Project advanced Norfolk State University to Model Level in 2022 as one of the project’s River Star Businesses.
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- You might have seen her on the Ellen DeGeneres show Friday, Oct. 16, 2020, when Ellen surprised Rickkita Riddick with overwhelming support of the Virginia Beach woman’s nonprofit organization called Sisters Healing Sisters.
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- Highlight of technology based developments reported in NSU's College of Science, Engineering and Technology in January 2022.
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- Dr. Leon Rouson was appointed to the Norfolk School Board on December 15, 2021 and his term will expire on December 31, 2022.
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- Dr. Rhonda Fitzgerald was recognized by the American Statistical Association (ASA) during Black History Month.
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- NSU echoes our global commitment to workplace health by participating in the CEO Cancer Gold Standard Program.
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- As an integral part of the National Day of Service, Norfolk State University is sponsoring a food and essential items pantry drive from Monday, January 17, through Monday, January 31.
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- Dr. Joseph L. Jefferson’07 was recently selected the Jazz Education Network’s 2022 Ellis Marsalis Jr. Jazz Educator of the Year!
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- ESPN’s the Undefeated, “…the premier platform for exploring the intersections of race, sports and culture,” has ranked the Norfolk State University Spartan Legion Marching Band No. 1 in the Division I HBCU Band Rankings for 2021.
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- CSET faculty and students were busy last fall in the areas of computer science, physics, materials research, engineering, nursing and food science. Learn about their many research accomplishments and awards across these STEM fields at Norfolk State University. And congratulations Spartans!
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- As part of his Thank You, Virginia Tour, Governor Ralph Northam visited the Norfolk State University Lyman Beecher Brooks Library rotunda on Thursday, Dec. 9, to announce new proposed funding before an assembled crowd of higher education dignitaries, including President Javaune Adams-Gaston, the NSU Board of Visitors and Virginia State University President Makola M. Abdullah.
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- Norfolk State University’s mighty Spartan Legion Marching Band has been invited to participate in the 134th annual Tournament of Roses Parade in 2023.
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- Norfolk State University, the state’s largest Historically Black College and University, and the City of Norfolk hosted a forum at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 30, in the Dorothy B. Brothers Auditorium in partnership with Mayor Kenneth Alexander of Norfolk.
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Norfolk State University is pleased to announce that Virginia native Pharrell Williams will deliver the keynote address at NSU’s 107th Commencement Exercise, which will honor the December graduates in the Class of 2021.
Norfolk State University is pleased to announce that Virginia native Pharrell Williams will deliver the keynote address at NSU’s 107th Commencement Exercise, which will honor the December graduates in the Class of 2021.
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- Shelita Hall, a CMR PhD program student, has been selected for a Student Engineering (Doctoral Pathways Trainee) Employee for NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC)’s Human Research program.
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- Penn National and the Score donated $1M to the Dozoretz National Institute for Mathematics and Applied Sciences (DNIMAS).
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- NSU Partners with Academic Partnerships to offer Affordable, High-Quality Online Programs.
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- National League for Nursing and Johnson & Johnson focus on HBCUs to address shortages. Read more
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- The Registrar’s Office and the Office of Information Technology will launch a new online registration application.
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- This is collection of accomplishments in the NSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- Norfolk State University hosted a business economic forum Thursday, Oct. 28, held by entertainment entrepreneur Pharrell Williams. The mogul’s “The Elephant in the Room” was a business economic panel discussion aimed at helping move the region’s economic development forward.
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- Three NSU students won the SANS+HBCU Cyber Range Fall Classic Cyberwars competition.
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- Start your Transfer Experience Now!
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- CSET Good News Report for the month of September (2021).
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- Norfolk State University has partnered with WAVY-TV to host a roundtable discussion with Virginia Gubernatorial candidates Glenn Youngkin (R) and Terry McAuliffe (D) on Thursday, October 7.
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- Norfolk State University, with Dr. Marie St. Rose serving as the Project Director, has received $5 million to establish a Master of Health Informatics degree program in the Department of Nursing and Allied Health. The cooperative agreement, in consortium with the Virginia Department of Health and the Hampton Roads Community Health Center, seeks to produce 100 underrepresented minority graduates by December 2024.
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- A Virginia online gaming group has donated $1 million to the five HBCUs of Virginia and promised 4% of annual net revenue sharing in coming years with a minimum annual contribution of $500,000 share by the HBCUs.
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- NSU to Launch Spartan Innovation Academy Program, Provide Students with Apple iPad Pros
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- Message from Javaune Adams-Gaston, Ph.D., President
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- The Shawn Carter Foundation, together with BeyGOOD and Tiffany & Co., have made a $2 million dollar gift to five select HBCUs: Norfolk State University, Lincoln University, Bennett College, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, and Central State University. The Carters said, “We are honored to announce the About Love scholarship.”
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- Norfolk State University Announces Spartan Innovation Academy Program, University to Provide Every Student and Faculty Member with Apple Devices
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- CSET Good News Report for the month of August 2021
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- NSU, ODU and EVMS Sign Memorandum of Understanding for Regional School of Public Health
The presidents of each institution formally committed to a joint effort to address public health and health inequities in underserved communities.
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- Distinguished alumnus and benefactor joins Norfolk State as visiting professor
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- As we continue to build on our efforts to advance the mission and vision of Norfolk State University, I am pleased to announce the appointment of the following exceptional higher education leaders in the Division of Academic Affairs.
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- Dr. Désiré Baloubi, professor of English at Norfolk State University, hosts “What’s Up, Africa?" on the Pan-African Television network popularly known as “Tempo Afric TV.”
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- Theophilus Clark, our Associate Director of Learning Assistance Programs in the Dr. Patricia Lynch Stith Student Success Center, has accepted a new position with Rutgers University.
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- The Registrar’s Office and the Office of Information Technology will launch a new online registration application.
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- This summer, Norfolk State University biology students and faculty helped the Elizabeth River Project in its effort to restore oyster habitats along the Elizabeth River.
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- Spartans McKinley Lowery and Skylar Groves tapped as 2021 HBCU Scholars by The White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities
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- Good News Report for College of Science, Engineering, and Technology - July 2021
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- New and Reappointments to the Norfolk State University Board of Visitors
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- Professor Anthony Stockard was honored on Monday, July 12 as one of “25 Game Changers in American Theatre” by Black Masks. The publication which was founded in 1984 is the oldest existing Black/African-American theatre journal in the country and is endowed by Tony-Award-winning, Broadway legend Andre DeShields.
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- Marty Miller’s storied career received perhaps its crowning milestone Wednesday as the former Norfolk State University baseball coach was named a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame 2022 induction class.
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- Alumnus credits NSU experience with acquiring position with Netflix - Now he is helping the next generation of Spartans to grab opportunities in Silicon Valley
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- Director of Track and Field Kenneth Giles
named as one of the MEAC's 50 Legends in Coaching
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- Q: What effect has the pandemic and the marches for racial just had on Historically Black Colleges and Universities in terms of their visibility?
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- Netflix Partnership Seen as Helping to Build Black Talent Pipeline to High-Tech
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- NSU Receives Transformation and Historical $40 Million Gift
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- This Young Men’s Leadership Academy graduate received more than $1 million in scholarships and plenty of offers from colleges and universities around the country, but he ended up choosing to major in fashion design at Norfolk State University. Find out why in this article from the Fort Worth Report.
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- With a pandemic that has directly or indirectly impacted us all, multiple acts of violence projected on communities of color, and political unrest, we have all felt an overwhelming burden. Countless lives around us have been lost including some of those in our NSU community.
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- Norfolk State University continues to make strides in seeking to be one of the most affordable universities in the nation. This effort has been galvanized by the allocation of $2.5M dollars in Cares Act funding to eliminate outstanding balances for more than 1200 students.
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- Norfolk State University and the Military Alumni Chapter Foundation recently recognized four distinguished alumni who were inducted into the NSU ROTC Hall of Fame in 2020.
The NSU ROTC Hall of Fame was established to honor the accomplishments of individuals who have distinguished themselves in military or civilian pursuits and have made significant contributions to the ideals and principles of which the ROTC program was established.
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- The COVID-19 pandemic altered our daily routines and placed many activities on hold. As a community, we worked together to survive and thrive during this pandemic by sacrificing our norms across campus. With the availability of vaccines, we are seeing a reduction of COVID-19 cases and the lifting of safety restrictions at the local, state, and federal levels.
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- While the Lyman Beecher Brooks Library in the middle of the Norfolk State University campus was servicing patrons digitally 24/7 during the pandemic, the iconic building was closed from March 2020 to September 2020. Nonetheless, a lot was happening in that building over this past year. The majority of the first floor was undergoing major renovation. Now the first phase of that renovation is complete.
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- The Norfolk State baseball team won its first-ever MEAC championship in dramatic fashion Saturday, rallying to beat North Carolina Central 7-6 on Alsander Womack’s two-out, walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the 11th inning.
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- Norfolk State University honored four of its alumni during the afternoon commencement ceremony for the 2020 graduation class on Saturday, May 15, at William “Dick” Price Stadium.
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- Former Norfolk State men’s basketball great Robert ‘Bob’ Dandridge has been named one of 16 inductees to the 2021 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Class, it was announced on Sunday.
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- Commencement Speaker
Joan G. Wilmer ’99, Rector
Norfolk State University Board of Visitors
Growth and change are the driving forces of Ms. Joan G. Wilmer’s career.
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- Commencement Speaker & Honorary Degree Recipient - Jerry Brooks
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- Norfolk State University - Honoring Excellent Educators
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- Norfolk State University will hold two in-person commencement ceremonies for the Spring 2020 graduation class and students from the Class of 2021 on Saturday, May 15
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- Dr. Karen Hills Pruden, NSU assistant vice president for Human Resources, was recently honored by the Virginia Beach Coalition at the group’s Leading the Charge for Equity program.
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- An NSU student is working to raise money for binoculars as a way of introducing Black girls to birding and hopefully a career in natural science.
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- Norfolk State saw its season come to a close on Saturday night with a 98-55 loss to No. 1 seed Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament First Round at Bankers Life Coliseum.
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- The men’s basketball team beat Appalachian State Thursday and will face Gonzaga Saturday.
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- The Spartans are champions! Behind 17 points from tournament MVP Joe Bryant Jr. and a stout defensive effort, the Norfolk State men's basketball team defeated Morgan State 71-63 on Saturday afternoon at Norfolk Scope Arena.
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- A summary of things which are noteworthy happening in our own College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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- Norfolk State University President Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston Releases Statement about Norfolk State University Alumna Maia Chaka Becoming the National Football League’s First Black Woman Referee
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- The North America business of Diageo, a global beverage leader, is committing $10 million to support 25 HBCUs, including NSU.
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- U.S. Army 1st Lt. Angelena Garland, a Norfolk State University alumna, served as the lead escort during the wreath-laying ceremony that was part of the January 20 inauguration ceremonies for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
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- The Spartan Community and its supporters stepped up for our students by filling the shelves of the Spartan Pantry with food and essential items. The effort, undertaken as part of the Martin Luther King Day National Day of Service, was nationally registered with the Presidential Inaugural Committee call to service. Read More
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- Sentara Healthcare and Sentara Health Plans has announced a $10 million investment, called The Sentara Healthier Communities Fund to bolster public health for underserved communities and support healthcare education.
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- Both NSU and NSU Board of Visitors (B.O.V.) member, Bishop Kim Brown, were recipients of Hampton Roads Encore Awards. During a virtual ceremony on December 30, 2020, NSU was presented with the Best College/University Award. Bishop Brown was presented with two Encore Awards – the Humanitarian Award and the Best Pastor Award.
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- Norfolk State University receives the largest single-donor gift in its 85-year history!
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- In celebration of Computer Science Education Week, Norfolk State University announced it will become a community center for Coding and Creativity.
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- Students at Norfolk State University will receive support in several initiatives designed to enhance student retention and degree completion, increase the representation of minority students in STEM careers
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- Hampton Roads native and music icon Pharrell Williams, a friend and supporter of Norfolk State University, this week launched Black Ambition, a non-profit initiative that will provide a bridge to success for Black and Latinx entrepreneurs who are launching tech, design, healthcare, and consumer products/services start-ups.
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- Portsmouth’s top prosecutor hopes her new book helps inspire kids — of all colors — to find their place
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- Norfolk State University is part of the Norfolk Innovation Corridor, designed to attract and retain tech startups and talent to the area.
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- Political science major Symone Thomas and Paralympic gold medalist April Holmes ’96 were recognized as part of the second She Got Now program, celebrates the brilliant women whose HBCU education has propelled them to great opportunities.
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- The O'Bryant brothers may be twins, but they are individuals with their own dreams and goals.
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- In January 2015, then-Vice President Joe Biden visited Norfolk State University to announce NSU’s leadership of a $25 million grant and consortium to support cybersecurity education.
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- ingle mother, raising two boys on her own. She didn’t quit when the COVID-19