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Three African Americans Appointed to Administrative Roles at Universities

November 22, 2024

The three appointments to administrative posts are Norris Edney III at Vanderbilt University in Nahville, Seyvion Scott at Syracuse University in New York, and Robert Owens at Tennessee Tech University.

Monic Ductan Receives Inaugural Tennessee Book Award in Fiction

November 8, 2024

Monic Ductan was honored for her first book, Daughters of Muscadine: Stories. She currently teaches creative writing and literature at Tennessee Tech University.

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Two African Americans Taking on Key Leadership Roles at the American Educational Research Association

Breaking News April 14, 2025

Jerome Morris has been named president-elect of the AERA Council and Tabbye Chavous has been appointed as the association's executive director.

Darnell Williams Named Eighth President of North Central University in Minnesota

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Dr. Williams has been a faculty member with North Central University for the past three years. His presidency is set to begin at the end of the current academic year.

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