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From the Magazine: Page 45

Opinion
Student-Veterans’ Non-Cognitive Attributes Breach College-Readiness and Completion Efforts
By identifying and understanding the attributes gained during enlisted military service, community colleges can be better prepared to serve this diverse student population, while addressing institutional struggles with retention and completion.
Steven R. Gonzales
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VR-Assisted Healing
Virtual reality technology is being used as a PTSD treatment tool.
Virtual reality software and equipment are helping Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom veterans recover from combat post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Intercollegiate Sports and the Disabled Athlete
Adaptive athletics not only create a greater sense of belonging, but also serve as inspiration for local communities.
The University of Alabama Adapted Athletics program has competitive men’s and women’s wheelchair basketball teams and a coed tennis team, which are housed in the university’s College of Education.
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HBCU Enters History-Making Military Partnership
U.S. Air Force and Department of Defense to establish research center at an HBCU.
Morgan State University’s Cybersecurity Assurance and Policy Center is using a National Science Foundation grant to implement the agency’s novel CyberCorps® Scholarship for Service program.
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New Beginnings
HBCUs prepare for the fall semester and a COVID-19 variant.
Jackson State University President Thomas K. Hudson, above, says the university will continue its mostly voluntary masking, vaccines, and testing protocols this fall to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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HBCUs Are More Relevant than Ever
HBCUs are the world’s most experienced and capable engines for equity.
Dr. Christine Johnson McPhail
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Changing the Face of STEM
An engineering professor seeks to promote women and people of color in rare space, pursuing STEM degrees and careers.
Dr. Carlotta A. Berry
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Building Black Medical Schools
Pervasive healthcare disparities highlight need to diversify physician workforce.
Dr. Charles Drew instructs Howard University interns during rounds.
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A Palmetto State Partnership
South Carolina HBCUs launch Institutes of Innovation and Information.
Representatives from South Carolina’s seven HBCUs gathered in late July to make plans for SCIII.
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Innovative Community Colleges Vie for the Highly Coveted Bellwether Award
Twenty-six community colleges from 14 states met in San Antonio for the 28th Annual Community College Futures Assembly.
Rose M. Martinez
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Artificial Intelligence: Advancing the Workforce of the Future
AI skills are highly sought after and give students a competitive edge in the job market.
Steven R. Gonzales
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Celebrating Title IX
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 has helped open doors, remove some barriers, and provide women with equitable opportunities in education and intercollegiate athletics. But inequalities still exist.
Gail Dent
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