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The Martin Administration: Week Seven
This is the seventh week of the new administration of Dr.
Harold L. Martin, Sr. as chancellor. He has been
working long days interacting, talking, and listening to
students, faculty, staff, alumni and community leaders. The following links will provide a better perspective of what's happening in Aggieland:
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View Chancellor Martin on UNC-TV's North Carolina NOW |
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Chancellor
Harold L. Martin, Sr.
Interim Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Alton Thompson
Vice Chancellor/Development and University Relations
Mark Kiel
Editor
Mable Springfield Scott
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Sandra Brown, Samantha Hargrove, Daphne Roach,
Nettie Collins Rowland, Yvonne Halley, and Marva Watlington
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Charles Watkins
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Margaret Vap
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Professor Receives Presidential Award
The Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching is awarded to Dr. Goldie Byrd, chair of the biology department.
[ Dr. Byrd Awarded ] |
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Principles of democracy, freedom and justice
Dr. Franklin McCain, Sr. provided a history lesson about the university’s involvement with the civil rights movement. McCain explained how he and his colleagues discussed and debated the principles of democracy, freedom and justice before the historic Woolworth’s sit-in, on Feb. 1, 1960. A&T Today Radio Edition, WNAA 90.1 FM, Friday, July 3.
[ Dr. McCain looks back ] |
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Small Farming Field Day
A&T Farm helps property owners make the most of their land. Niche marketing and organic farming is opening up the field to more people than ever.
[ Watch Video ] |
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Styles Remembers Cronkite
Teresa Styles, journalism and mass communication professor, remembers Walter Cronkite as the most trusted man in America.
[ Watch Video ] |
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Details Regarding Hodge Murder Still Unraveling |
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Email “How You Will Make A Difference In The World!”
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Fall 2009 New Student Orientation Registration:
Aug. 13, 2009 |
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| Groundbreaking for New Academic Building on August 18 |
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| Civil Rights Museum Update
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| "Ride with Pride" - A&T License Plates |
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| A&T Theatre Arts Program Presents "Mad at Miles," at National Black Theatre Festival, Thursday, August 6th, 3 pm and 8pm. For tickets & more information, call 336.723.2266. |
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| Treasurer’s Office - Check it out! |
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