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Meet Langston University’s New President, Dr. Ruth Ray Jackson, at Upcoming Community Events
Ruth Ray Jackson, Ph.D., has been named the 17th president of Langston University. In her announcement to the university community, she expressed her pride in taking on this role, influenced by her upbringing by educators and her education at a Historically Black institution. She acknowledged the influence of her predecessors and committed to upholding their legacy.
How can Mike Ryan rebuild an Oklahoma wrestling power? 'It’s Perry. We can bring it back'
The most successful high school wrestling school in state history has found a new head coach. Mike Ryan was hired to lead the Perry boys on Thursday, taking over a program that has won 20 dual state tournament titles and a record 43 state tournament championships. ...
Langston University's Own Aniyah Robinson Secures Esteemed Rhoden Fellowship
Aniyah Robinson, a junior at Langston University majoring in broadcast journalism, has become the first student from her university to receive the prestigious Andscape Rhoden Fellowship. This fellowship, part of the United Negro College Fund-Disney Corporate Scholars program and sponsored by Andscape, offers a yearlong opportunity to work with ESPN, a 10-week summer internship, professional development opportunities, and a $5,000 award. It is named after the esteemed sportswriter William C. Rhoden and aims to support aspiring sports journalists from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
Air Force's Health Professions Scholarship Program: An Opportunity for Local Healthcare Professionals
The Air Force's Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) provides scholarships for healthcare professionals. These scholarships aim to support their education and career development, keeping them updated with the latest medical advancements.
Atlanta High School Students Needed for SCA's UPS Summer Crew Leader Program
The Student Conservation Association (SCA) is hiring a Field Leader for its UPS Summer Crew Leader program. This program, running from June 3 to July 26, 2024, involves participants in the protection and restoration of national parks and other green spaces. Training for the role is from May 13 to May 31, 2024.
Langston University Students Explore Career Opportunities at OKC Thunder HQ
Students from Langston University recently visited the Oklahoma City Thunder's headquarters as part of the 'Careers in Sports Event with OKC Thunder.' This event included over 30 students from various departments and aimed to give them a practical insight into the sports industry. The visit coincided with the Thunder's preparations for the NBA playoffs, where they are the top seed in the Western Conference.
Langston University Upholds Free Speech Rights, Introduces Guidelines for Local Community
Langston University, a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) and land-grant institution, supports the constitutional right of free speech. The university's mission and core values reflect its commitment to free expression. These values include a passion for learning, character, diversity, social responsibility, and human rights.
Langston University's interim president named to permanent post
Ruth Ray Jackson, who has served as Langston University’s interim president since last July, received the permanent post on Monday from the OSU/A&M Board of Regents, which govern the state’s only historically Black college or university. As president, Jackson replaces Kent Smith Jr., who retired after the 2022-23...
Oklahoma officials promote from within as they select the new head of Langston University
OKLAHOMA CITY — The governing board for Langston University has selected a new president following an eight-month national search, officials announced Monday. Ruth Ray Jackson, who has served as president in an interim capacity since July, was tapped to become the 17th president at the state’s only historically Black college or university by the Oklahoma […] The post Oklahoma officials promote from within as they select the new head of Langston University appeared first on Oklahoma Voice.
Seeking Local Candidate for Leadership Role in School Health Services
The Coordinator of Health Services is a leadership role that supports Health Services staff. They develop systems and procedures to enhance school health service practices. The coordinator solves problems, maintains professional standards, follows district policies, and administrative guidelines. They are tasked with addressing health-related learning barriers and promoting wellness among students and staff. They also connect physicians, families, and community agencies to ensure students have continuous health care access.
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