2021 Infographics series – SCICU students are writing thousands of Tuition Grants thank-you letters
This infographic, fifth in the 2021 SCICU Infographics series, was sent to all members of the South Carolina General Assembly on March 17, 2021.
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Allen University president participates in 2021 Minority Business Forecast Summit presented by S.C. Legislative Black Caucus
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Allen University President Ernest McNealey, Ph.D., joined other South Carolina HBCU presidents in the 2021 Minority Business Forecast and Economic Development Summit presented virtually March 12 by the South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus. Also participating in the summit’s HBCU roundtable were Dr. Dwaun Warmack, president of Claflin University, Mr. James E. Clark, …
Foundation gift to support hands-on investment training for Anderson University College of Business Students
ANDERSON, S.C. (courtesy andersonuniversity.edu) — On March 4 Anderson University honored Brian Cauthen, a friend of the University and a representative of the Irvin and Jorene Cauthen Donor Advised Fund, for helping provide generous support for students in the College of Business. The Irvin and Jorene Cauthen Donor Advised Fund (DAF) operates in conjunction with …
Benedict College alum named S.C.’s first chief resilience officer
COLUMBIA, S.C. (courtesy benedict.edu) — South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has announced Ben Duncan, currently director of the state’s Disaster Recovery Office, as the leader for the state’s Office of Resilience. In his current role, Duncan oversees grant programs that focus on rebuilding or repairing homes damaged by severe weather events. “Director Duncan’s exemplary leadership …
CSU endowed scholarship honors memory of Rosemary Wenchel, pioneer in U.S. cyberspace operations
CHARLESTON, S.C. (courtesy charlestonsouthern.edu) — The Rosemary Wenchel Memorial Scholarship has been fully funded and will be available to a female cybersecurity student at Charleston Southern seeking a career in supporting national security. Wenchel, a pioneer in U.S. cyberspace operations for the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense, and the Department of Homeland Security, passed away …
Claflin president participates in S.C. Legislative Black Caucus Summit
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (courtesy claflin.edu) — The South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus hosted its 2021 Minority Business Forecast and Economic Development Summit on Friday, March 12. Claflin President Dwaun J. Warmack participated in a panel discussion with presidents from several other South Carolina HBCUs. Discussion topics included how the pandemic affects HBCUs, working with legislators, and …
Grady Jones joins Coker staff as interim vice president of institutional advancement
HARTSVILLE, S.C. (courtesy coker.edu) — Coker University recently appointed Grady B. Jones as interim vice president of institutional advancement. As interim vice president of institutional advancement, Jones will be responsible for restructuring, reorganizing, and centralizing the university’s philanthropic efforts, with an emphasis on incorporating best practices, utilizing all resources available, and laying the foundation for …
Columbia College – Thankful for resilience and support during pandemic
COLUMBIA, S.C. (courtesy Columbia College Facebook page) — It’s been one year since the pandemic forced classes to move online and residence halls to close. We couldn’t have imagined what the year would hold or how different our lives would look in the coming months. One thing that remained unchanged was our commitment to keeping …
CIU professor answers question: “What languages did Jesus speak?”
COLUMBIA, S.C. (courtesy ciu.edu) — There are several views about which language Jesus spoke. Some people believe he spoke primarily Hebrew, with others arguing it was primarily Greek or Aramaic. Actually, Columbia International University New Testament Professor Dr. David Croteau says the correct question is: what languages did Jesus speak? In a recent article, Croteau …