SALT LAKE CITY–TFS Scholarships is the most comprehensive free online resource for higher education funding connecting students to more than 7 million scholarships representing more than $41 billion in aid. Continue reading November is National Scholarship Month NOW is the time to start applying for scholarships
Lab assistant positions offer students interested in the sciences unparalleled professional experience, not to mention high wages. PayScale estimates that college laboratory assistants make around $14.62 an hour on average.
Continue reading 4 on-campus jobs that can set you up for success after graduation
Cicely Tyson is finally bringing home the gold.
The 93-year-old actress was named this week as the recipient of an honorary Oscar, making her the first black woman to gain that distinction, according to Essence and People. Continue reading Cicely Tyson Becomes First Black Woman To Receive Honorary Oscar
Converse College announces that alumna Phyllis Perrin Harris ’82 has taken the helm as chair of the Board of Trustees, marking an historic milestone for the College as she becomes the first African American to hold this leadership position. Continue reading Converse College Welcomes Leadership of First African American Board Chair
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How has the NMSDC helped your business?
The NMSDC has helped our business by providing access to corporate personnel and information about business opportunities that we may not have gotten through any other mechanism.
Continue reading Make the Most of Your National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) Certification
“What comes next? What is my next passion?”
Those are the two questions retired NBA star and Academy Award winner Kobe Bryant claims athletes have to ask themselves. Continue reading Kobe Bryant and nine other athletes have been supersmart investors
John Legend has made history as the youngest person ever to achieve that sweet, sweet coveted EGOT status. Continue reading John Legend is the youngest ever to achieve EGOT status
Now is a good time to work for the United States federal government and USA Jobs, the primary portal for federal job seekers, has launched a streamlined application service for college students and recent graduates called Pathways to better assist them with finding government work.
Continue reading 10 Reasons to work for the government
Diversity Employment Day Career Fairs provide recruiters access to the United States’ largest pool of diverse, multi-cultural, and qualified professionals. Continue reading City Career Fair Announces 2019 Dates!
Netflix is creating a new executive position that will focus on inclusion and diversity among employees of the streaming entertainment giant.
Continue reading Netflix creates new executive position focused on inclusion and diversity
His Help From the Hart Charity Fund is partnering with the UNCF to award $600,000 Continue reading Kevin Hart giving back by handing out scholarships to HBCU students
Everyone knows that Dr. Mae Jemison was the first African American woman to travel into space – but many don’t know that an African American woman “suited her up”. McDougle was Jemison’s suit tech for the historic mission STS-47 aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavor September 12, 1992. Continue reading Sharon Caples McDougle is somewhat of a “hidden figure”
