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about Malea Dickerson’s participation in Duke University’s Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars program is her first step toward a legal career
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about Latoyia Smith promoted to retention specialist for the Office of Academic Affairs
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about Brave enough: Ag alumnus Destiny Crockett’s (’17) faith and determination earns her acceptance into doctorate program
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about Walter Washington Building Closed for Boiler Repair
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about Alvin Edney II learns valuable agricultural skills during internship with The U. S. Department of Agriculture
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about Dr. Mitchell Shears promoted to associate vice president for Student Success at Jackson State University
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about ASU Ag Extension set to host Ag-Olympics Summer Camp for local youth
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about Dr. Sandra Barnes named Vice President of Copiah-Lincoln Community College’s Natchez Campus
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about Alcorn biology students prepare for medical school by participating in Meharry Medical College’s Summer Enrichment [BS/MD] Program
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about Healthcare executive Tangela Parker one of several women selected for the 2019 Women of Excellence class in Atlanta
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about Alcorn family officially welcomes 20th president, Dr. Felecia M. Nave, during Welcome Reception
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about Three Alcorn agriculture scholars gain valuable career insights through Purdue University’s Mentoring at Purdue (MAP) summer program
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about Eugene Spencer shares personal trials and triumphs in his new book, “Mississippi Born/California Bound: How Jim Crow and Racism Lost To A Family Legacy”
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about Perry Brumfield looks back on a rewarding career in agriculture as he approaches retirement from Alcorn
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about Alcorn’s School of Education and Psychology awarded over $1.1 Million grant to prepare STEM educators