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Seasons Greetings and more from Uplift, Inc. Click below! http://www.upliftdc.org/happyholidays.html

The Black Scholars Index remembers Dr. Muriel Petioni, an African-American doctor, activist, and community server. http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/2011/12/remembering-dr-muriel-petioni/

Be an awesome parent this holiday season and register your child(ren) for our January 2012 STEM classes now! 15 seat limit for each class, first come - first serve! http://www.upl

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Took ViSalus to my gym where I teach classes/ PT, and not one person was disappointed in the taste samples that I handed out. Lot's of pleasantly surpised faces when they sampled my Citrus-cranberry S

Help The Black Scholars Index reach our goal of getting 3K likes on Facebook! We just have 80 'likes' to go by tomorrow! Like our FB page and please help spread the word! Thanks! https://www.fa

Sound off! What do you think? I thought the video was funny and of course not all black women come off this way, but I have noticed that many women that get alot of attention from guys (for their looks) tend to think this way... hehe

This week The Black Scholars Index features Dr. Arnetha F. Ball - President of the American Education Research Association and Professor of Education at Stanford University - http://www.blackscholarsi

Greetings Friends, This message comes with my excitement about Uplift, Inc., one of very few nonprofits in the District of Columbia providing quality science, technology, education and mathemati

Today we ask you to "Give to the MAX" (24-hour, all nonprofits fundraiser in the DC region). Please contribute to Uplift, Inc.'s work today! Immerse DC Youth in Science, Technology, Engineering, a

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This week, The Black Scholars Index features Dr. Benjamin Elijah Mays, past President of Morehouse College - http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/2011/11/dr-benjamin-elijah-mays-past-president-of-morehou

Hey Everyone, I hope this blog post finds you well! I am writing to let you know that Give to the Max Day is fast approaching (November 9th) and your assistance is requested/needed to help sprea

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College Bound Students Flocking to Social Networks Dr. Stephen Jones The road to college is paved with social networks. Thousands of students are racing to social networks to fulfill their thirst

This week, The Black Scholars Index features Dr. John A. Powell, Director of the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity - http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/2011/10/dr-john-a

This week, The Black Scholars Index features Dr. John A. Powell, Director of the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity - http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/2011/10/dr-john-a

Howard Grad Rita Floyd and business partner Nyjah Easton (sister of UFC Fighter Mike 'the Hulk' Easton) formed the Capital Hill Martial Arts Fitness Academy (MAFA) about a year ago! They are now up fo

Join BSI's mailing list now! ...even if you think you already have. We recently resolved a technical issue. So, make sure you stay in the know! http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/join-our-email-lis

This week, The Black Scholars Index features Dr. Leslie Fenwick - Dean of the School of Education at Howard University - http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/2011/10/dr-leslie-fenwick-dean-of-the-school-

This week, The Black Scholars Index honors Jesse Russell, a pioneer of signal processing and wireless communications whose inventions paved the way for today's cell phone! - http://www.blackscholarsin

This week, The Black Scholars Index features Dr. Ivory A. Toldson, an Associate Professor of Psychology at Howard University - http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/2011/10/dr-ivory-toldson-associate-

This week, The The Black Scholars Index features Alecia DeCoudreaux, 13th President-Mills College - http://www.blackscholarsindex.com/2011/09/alecia-a-decoudreaux-13th-president-of-mills-college/

In general, recent trends in higher education have shown indicators for continual and impressive progress for the future of Black doctoral students (Golde & Walker, 2006; National Opinion Research Cen

For 28 years, I have worked with black engineering and science college students. I have found engineering to be one of the most challenging course of study at any college. When I have exposed studen