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The Carter G. Woodson 2021 Black History Essay Competition for Students in Grades 10-12 and at Marshall University
October 29, 2020 · Uncategorized
New Deadline The Carter G. Woodson 2021 Black History Essay Competition for Students in Grades 10-12 and at Marshall University Sponsor : Omega Psi Phi, Marshall University Cosponsor : The Dr. Carter G. Woodson Lyceum, Marshall University Contact: Corey Cunningham, cunningha189@marshall. edu, or Professor Burnis Morris, morrisb@marshall.edu . Eligibility: There are four separate divisions for
High School Journalism Workshop, June 22-25, 2020
June 1, 2020 · Uncategorized
The W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications at Marshall University invites students in grades 9-12 to apply for admission to a program that will help them improve communication skills in a summer-camp setting, while preparing for college. Students will study writing for news and sports, film making, law of the press and
Burnis R. Morris: Woodson’s black history blueprint laid out ideals
February 3, 2020 · Uncategorized
The Herald-Dispatch Feb. 2, 2020
Black History Month kick-off, poster unveiling
February 3, 2020 · Uncategorized
Celebrate Black History Month with the National Park Service
February 3, 2020 · Uncategorized
The Carter G. Woodson 2020 Black History Essay Competition
February 3, 2020 · Uncategorized
Announcing an Inspiring, Rewarding Opportunity The Carter G. Woodson 2020 Black History Essay Competition for Students in Grades 10-12 and at Marshall University Sponsor: Omega Psi Phi, Marshall University Cosponsor: The Dr. Carter G. Woodson Lyceum, Marshall University Contact: Corey Cunningham, cunningha189.live.marshall.edu or Professor Burnis Morris, morrisb@marshall.edu. Eligibility: There are four separate divisions for the
2020 Black History Theme: “African Americans and the Vote”
January 1, 2020 · Uncategorized
Journalist’s Resouce: How to cover Election Day in America
November 6, 2019 · Uncategorized
11 tips to bolster your Election Day news coverage