Showing posts from May, 2010

FAMU professor receives Fulbright

FAMU Professor Seth Y. Ablordeppey , Ph.D., has been awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to conduct research at the Kwame…

Redda appointed acting VP for research

FAMU President James H. Ammons has appointed Kinfe Ken Redda , Ph.D., a professor in the College of Pharmacy and Pharm…

FAMU Foundation hit hard by economy

In 2008, the FAMU Foundation weathered America’s financial crisis much better than many other universities. However, th…

Franklin elected FSA chair, joins BOG

For the first time since the Florida Board of Governors was established in 2003, the group has a member who strongly su…

Crist signs watered down "tier" bill

Last Wednesday, Gov. Charlie Crist signed HB 7237 into law. It creates a two-tier university system which uses the cl…

FAMU recognizes its top researchers

FAMU's Division of Research (DoR) hosted its inaugural Principle Investigator Appreciation and Researcher of the Ye…

Hawkins is NABJ's Educator of the Year

During its 35th Annual Convention and Career Fair in San Diego this summer, the National Association of Black Journalis…

DRS bailout totaled $425,802

Back in January, the poor leadership at FAMU’s Developmental Research School (DRS) and dirty politics on the university…

Robinson confirmed by U.S. Senate

The U.S. Senate confirmed FAMU Vice-President of Research Larry Robinson by unanimous consent Thursday, May 6, to serv…

FAMU law ranked #1 most diverse - again

The FAMU College of Law was recognized by U.S. News & World Report for having the most diverse law school in the na…

FAMU must trim budget again

At first glance FAMU’s 2010-2011 general revenue appropriation figure may look much bigger than last year’s, but looks …

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