Washington, D.C., (May 7, 2008)—Sidney A. Ribeau, Ph.D., has been named President of Howard University, one of 48 private doctoral/research intensive universities in the United States, the University’s Board of Trustees announced today. He was the unanimous choice of the University’s Trustees. Dr. Ribeau becomes the 16th president of the nation’s premier historically black institution of higher learning.
Dr. Ribeau has been President of Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio, for 13 years. At the University he initiated a number of successful, innovative, values-based initiatives that provide students with an academic environment that develops culturally literate, technologically sophisticated, productive citizens.
See full release at Howard University site.
Thursday, May 08, 2008
2008 Pre-Graduation Virtual Career Fair Winds Down this Weekend
As we move toward the conclusion of this year's Pre-Graduation Virtual Career Fair at THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online, ending this coming weekend, we are pleased to announce the addition of new opportunities links and recruiter's messages by additional participants including...
These free seasonal features are intended to connect diverse students and new college graduates to employers who are currently publishing opportunities available to students or to entry-level candidates. Additionally, though, many more employers who may be open to considering entry-level applicants will continue to post open positions at our job banks at http://jobs.black-collegian.com/ and http://jobs.imdiversity.com/. We encourage our repeat student visitors to be sure to update your resume(s) and contact information for the summer before leaving campus.
- Citizen Schools National Teaching Fellowships
- Civilian Opportunities with the Department of Navy - Naval Inventory Control Point
- New opportunities added by IBM
These free seasonal features are intended to connect diverse students and new college graduates to employers who are currently publishing opportunities available to students or to entry-level candidates. Additionally, though, many more employers who may be open to considering entry-level applicants will continue to post open positions at our job banks at http://jobs.black-collegian.com/ and http://jobs.imdiversity.com/. We encourage our repeat student visitors to be sure to update your resume(s) and contact information for the summer before leaving campus.
Deadline Extended for Obama Organizing Fellowship
The deadline has been extended for applying for the Obama Organizing Fellowship, originally announced in our April 21st post. The new deadline is May 15 at midnight.
To read more about the program, see Do You Want to Become Part of a New Generation of Leaders? added to THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online.
To apply, go to http://my.barackobama.com/page/s/fellowsapp?source=imdiversity
To read more about the program, see Do You Want to Become Part of a New Generation of Leaders? added to THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online.
To apply, go to http://my.barackobama.com/page/s/fellowsapp?source=imdiversity
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