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"There is one (sovereign) power,
one God regardless the name
and one humanity". There
is only one King (of
kings) and
one King maker and I'm it
-- said Jehovah. "People of
color worldwide shall have
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Teach a man to fish
he will eat a
lifetime if there
are fish in the
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 Jehovah,
ultimate
father
to
all
and
defender
of
the
disenfranchised,
steps
out
of
the
background
into
the
foreground
on
behalf
of
enslaved
people
in
the
most
powerful
county
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In North
Carolina In
North
Carolina
Agricultural
And
Technical
State
University, where
the student
made the
bricks to
build the
building in
which to be
educated, the LORD established
a Land
Grant
University
where the
sons |
and daughters
of former  slaves
and slave
owners, coal
miners
daughters
and sons,
alleged
trailer park
trash,
working
people, and
the
disenfranchised
World Wide,
can
potentially
move pass
their pass,
working
together
through
shared
experiences
and
competition,
potentially
embracing
the ideal
they don't
have to
kill each
other, as
they prepare
for their
future in an
education
setting
accessing
world wide
education
opportunities
at the  highest
levels. NC
A&T working
with others
institutions
shall
established
joint
academic
programs
with other
HBCUs
expanding
institutions
offering
jobs with a
future. |
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the
LORD
And
Nobody
Else
“ Be
strong and
courageous.
Do not be
frightened,
and do not
be dismayed
, for the Lord your God is
with you
wherever you
go.”
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NCCU Tennis Hosts 2024 MEAC
Round-Up
Amanda M. Scottn photo NCCU
CARY, N.C. – The
North Carolina Central
University men’s and women's
tennis teams are set to host the
third annual Mid-Eastern
Athletic Conference Round-Up on
March 22-24. All matches will be
played at the Cary Tennis Park
in Cary, N.C.
Both teams will open conference
play with six other MEAC schools
competing. Coppin State
University, Morgan State
University, Howard University,
Norfolk State University and the
women’s team from Delaware State
University will all be making
the trip.
The NCCU men’s team begins
competition on Friday facing
Coppin State at 9 a.m. On
Saturday the team plays Morgan
State at 3 p.m. The Eagles wrap
up the event by playing Howard
on Sunday at noon.
NC Central’s women’s team takes
on Delaware State on Friday at
noon. The Eagles continue to
play on Saturday with a
doubleheader against Howard at 9
a.m. and Coppin State at 3 p.m.
NCCU completes the event
battling Morgan State at 3 p.m.
Due to expected rain in this
weekend’s forecast, some start
times could be delayed if moved
to the indoor facility at the
Cary Tennis Park. The MEAC
Round-Up is free and open to the
public.
For more information on NCCU
Athletics, visit
NCCUEaglePride.com, or download
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2024 MEAC Round-Up Schedule
Friday, March 22
Men
Coppin State vs NCCU – 9 a.m.
Howard vs Norfolk State – 3 p.m.
Morgan State vs South Carolina
State – 12 p.m.
Women
Morgan State vs Norfolk State –
9 a.m.
Delaware State vs NCCU – 12 p.m.
Howard vs South Carolina State –
12 p.m.
Coppin State vs Norfolk State –
6 p.m.
Saturday, March 23
Men
Coppin State vs Norfolk State –
12 p.m.
Morgan State vs NCCU – 3 p.m.
Howard vs South Carolina State –
6 p.m.
Women
Howard vs NCCU – 9 a.m.
Delaware State vs Norfolk State
– 9 a.m.
Morgan State vs South Carolina
State – 12 p.m.
Coppin State vs NCCU – 3 p.m.
Sunday, March 24
Men
Morgan State vs Norfolk State –
9 a.m.
Howard vs NCCU – 12 p.m.
Coppin State vs South Carolina
State – 3 p.m.
Women
Coppin State vs South Carolina
State – 9 a.m.
Howard vs Norfolk State – 12
p.m.
Morgan State vs NCCU – 3 p.m.
Delaware State vs South Carolina
State – 6 p.m.
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Norfolk State University
Wins the 2024 MEAC Women's
Basketball Championships
Abigail Weiss
Norfolk, VA-- Norfolk
State is crowned the 2023-24
Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference Women's
Basketball Champions.
After several lead exchanges
in the fourth quarter, the
Spartans pulled away in the
final seconds for a final
score of 51-46.
Kierra Wheeler scored
a game-high 20 points and
grabbed 15 rebounds while Diamond
Johnson scored all 12 of
her points in the second
half to lead Norfolk State
University to a 51-46 win
over Howard University in
the Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference tournament
championship for the second
season in a row. As a
result, the Spartans advance
to the NCAA Tournament for
the second straight season
with an automatic bid.
Pairings will be announced
on Sunday.
“Last year when we went,
there is a special feeling
that you get when you see
that NCAA March Madness
banner as you approach the
arena,” explains Vickers. “I
think we were happy to be
there last year. But we now
feel that if we rebound the
basketball, play defense
make some of those shots, we
can play with anybody.”
Norfolk State jumped out early
but kept within a single digit
margin with the Bison throughout
the game. Each team traded
leads, parlaying some tough
defense and strong rebounding to
make it a close contest.
The Spartans got the edge 11-6
at the end of the first quarter
before Howard countered with a
12-9 run to cut the deficit to
20-18 at intermission.
“They play a matchup zone like
no one we have played,”
acknowledged NSU head coach
Larry Vickers of his opponent.
“You could see its impact where
we were tentative at times and
it resulted in missed layups.”
Howard continued to stymie the
Spartans and put together an
18-13 run in the third quarter
to take a 36-33 lead going into
the final stanza.
That is when Wheeler and Johnson
took over. Wheeler connected on
9 of 21 from the floor, scored
her team’s first nine points.
But the Bison refused to let up
as Kaiya Creek nailed
back-to back three pointers to
tie the game at 44 all. The lead
exchanged hands and Howard took
a 47-46 lead on a Vanessa
Blake putback with 1:28
remaining.
Johnson connected on one of two
free throws and from there the
Spartans defense and some deft
free throw shooting by Da’Brya
Clark, who knocked down three of
four free throws to close out
the scoring and secure the win.
“We pride ourselves on our
defense and were able to make
stops down the stretch,” noted
Vickers, the MEAC Coach of the
Year and Tournament Outstanding
Coach.
This years championship game
marked the fourth time that the
two have met in the tournament
finals, snd is a carbon copy of
last year's championship
match-up.
“I am disappointed for our
players,” lamented Howard head
coach Ty Grace, in the post-game
press conference. “We played
hard and did the things that we
planned to do. We just came up a
little short. Norfolk State is a
good basketball team. I am proud
of this team.”
Graduate guard Iyanna Warren led
the Bison with a team-high 19
points while Creek added eight
points and six rebounds.
The following is the
All-Tournament team:
Kierra Wheeler, Norfolk State
Iyanna Warren, Howard
University
Laila Lawrence, Coppin State
Kaiya Creek, Howard University
Diamond Johnson was named Most
Outstanding Performer in the
tournament, while her head coach
Larry Vickers earned Tournament
Most Outstanding Performer.
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No.15
Norfolk State Takes on No. 2
Stanford in Round One of the
NCAA Tournament
Abigail Weis
Norfolk, VA.--Norfolk State
women’s basketball punched their
ticket to the NCAA Tournament
winning their second consecutive
MEAC Basketball Championship
last weekend. The Spartans will
enter the NCAA Tournament as the
No. 15 seed in the Portland Four
division hosted at Stanford. The
Spartans will take on the
Cardinal of No. 2 Stanford on
Friday, March 22nd for a 10:00pm
EST. tip-off
Norfolk State heads into the
NCAA Tournament on a 15-game win
streak, as they finished their
season with an overall record of
27-5 (13-1 conf.) to set a
school record with a 92.9
winning percentage. After
breezing through the first two
rounds of the MEAC Tournament
with a 30.5 margin average, they
faced the Howard Bison in the
MEAC Championship, where they
were crowned back-to-back
Champions after a narrow 51-46
victory. Diamond Johnson was
awarded All-Tournament
Outstanding player while setting
a MEAC Tournament single game
scoring record with 30 points in
the semi-final round against
Coppin State. Kierra Wheeler
joined Johnson as member of the
2023-24 MEAC All-Tournament
team.
Last Time Out:
Norfolk State made a 2022-23
NCAA Tournament appearance as
the 16th seed, where they took
on No.1 South Carolina. Kierra
Wheeler led the team with 13
points and eight rebounds, while
Niya Fields added ten points and
five boards.
After South Carolina defeated
Norfolk 72-40, South Carolina
Head Coach Dawn Staley stated
“Just so that we can make note
for next season, Norfolk State
is not a 16 seed…They do not
play like a 16 seed team, they
are well coached and a
tremendous team and opponent. We
didn’t shoot the ball well in
the first half and I credit that
to how well Norfolk State
played.”
Inside the Numbers:
Norfolk State ranks nationally
across the boards from a
defensive end. The Spartans are
fourth in the nation in both
scoring defense (53.1 PPG),
steals per game (12.5) and
turnover margin (7.48) while
sitting eighth in turnovers
forced per game (21.34).
Players to Watch:
Kierra Wheeler earned 2023-24
MEAC Player of the Year at the
2024 MEAC BBT Awards show on
March 12. She led the conference
overall with 17.5 points per
game and ranks second in
rebounding (9.4) and blocks
(1.4) per game totaling 36 for
the season. She is nationally
ranked No. 18 in all of Div. 1
in offensive rebounds per game
(4). Wheeler also finished sixth
in the conference in field-goal
percentage (.463). She posted a
career high double-double of 33
points, 17 rebounds against
High-Point (Dec. 18). She had
nine 20-point games, and two
30-point games throughout the
season, along with 14 double
digit rebounding performances,
13 of which were double-doubles.
Wheeler was named Boxtorow
National HBCU Player of the Week
after back-to-back 20-point
double-double performances
against Coppin State (Feb. 24,
2024) and Morgan State (Feb.
26).
Diamond Johnson earned 2023-24
MEAC Newcomer of the Year after
taking the league by storm
joining the active roster in
mid-December. Johnson was the
leading scorer in MEAC
conference play with 19.6 points
per game. She had an overall
season average of 20.3 points,
5.5 rebounds and 2.9 assists per
game (5th in the MEAC). Johnson
went to lead the MEAC in
three-point field-goal
percentage at 44 percent and
ranked 27th in the nation in
steals per game (3.9) to lead
the MEAC. Johnson was a
five-time MEAC Player of the
Week and a MEAC Defensive player
of the week awardee. She
recorded a season high of 32
points against Morgan State
(Feb. 26). Johnson also had an
outstanding 29 points and five
steals against Maryland Eastern
Shore (Feb. 5).
Niya Fields earned MEAC Second
Team all-conference honors after
finishing the season leading the
conference overall in assists
per game (4.1), steals per game
(2.6) and assist to turnover
ratio (2.1). She ranks 30th in
the nation with 80 steals for
the season.
Opponent Notes
Stanford (28-5 overall, 15-3)
captured the Pac-12 regular
season champion title before the
Cardinal came up short in the
Pac-12 championship game to No.
5 USC. Stanford is led by Pac-12
Player and Defensive Player of
the Year, Cameron Brink,
averaging 17.8 points and 12.0
rebounds per game. Kiki Irifran
earned Pac-12 Most Improved
Player while ranked third in the
conference in scoring, with 18.6
points and 11.0 rebounds per
game.
In the 2022-23 season, Stanford
lost to Ole Miss in the second
round with a score of 54-49.
Brink led her team with a
double-double 20 points and 13
rebounds. They entered last
year’s tournament off a 14-game
win-streak after an overtime
loss to No. 1 South Carolina.
This will be the 37th NCAA
Tournament appearance for
Stanford. Throughout school
history, Standford The team has
won a total of three NCAA
championship titles
(1990,1992,2021), with a total
of 15 Final Four appearances.
The Cardinal has not advanced
past round two since 2022.
Team Matchup History
This will be the first time in
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MEAC Announces 2024 Bowling
Postseason Honors, Presented by
Wells Fargo
Alysse Scripter
RALEIGH, N.C., March 21, 2024
- The Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference (MEAC) announced the
2024 MEAC Women’s Bowling
All-Conference honors and major
awards Thursday night in advance
of the start of the 2024 MEAC
Women’s Bowling Championship.
Headlining the honors was
Monmouth’s Morgan Davis who was
named Rookie of the Year while
North Carolina A&T’s Lauren
Tomaszewski and Head Coach Kim
Terrell-Kearney garnered Player
and Coach of the Year,
respectively.
All awards were voted on by the
conference’s head coaches and
sports information directors.
Davis became the first
Rookie of the Year honoree for
Monmouth since joining the MEAC.
She owns the sixth best scoring
average in traditional format
averaging 20.46 points per frame
while also sitting fifth in
frame fill percentage in the
traditional format at 87.4 %
fill percentage. She sits tied
for sixth in strike percentage
in traditional games averaging a
strike 50.0 percent of the time.
Additionally, Davis knocks down
nine pins or more on her first
ball 76.5 percent of the time in
traditional games.
Tomaszewski claimed the
MEAC Player of the Year honor
after leading the league in
individual scoring average
across both traditional (21.40)
and baker (21.91) formats for an
overall average of 21.71 points
per frame. She has bowled two
perfect games this season at the
Tulane Classic (Oct. 13-15) and
the Northeast Classic (Jan.
19-21). This is Tomaszewski’s
first Player of the Year
award after being named the MEAC
Preseason Bowler of the Year at
the start of the 2023-24 season.
She has garnered five MEAC
Player of the Week honors this
season while accumulating a 56.2
strike percentage, an 80.8
percent first ball percentage
and a 76.1 percent spare
conversion percentage, all of
which led the league.
Tomaszewski also collected her
third consecutive MEAC
First-Team All-Conference
accolade.
Terrell-Kearney collected
her fourth consecutive Coach of
the Year honor, and sixth
overall, after leading her team
to its second perfect season,
16-0, in a row to clinch the
regular season champion title.
The Aggies accumulated an
overall record of 89-30 with
premier wins over top-ranked
opponents, including Arkansas
State, Vanderbilt, Sam Houston
State, Louisiana Tech, Nebraska
and more. Coach
Terrell-Kearney's team enters
the MEAC Bowling Championship as
the No. 1 seed and will face No.
8 Howard in the first match of
the weekend.
Joining Tomaszewski on the MEAC
First-Team All-Conference are
fellow Aggies Katie Robb, Chloe
Newberry and Maya Avilez, as
well as Maryland Eastern Shore’s
Brooke Roberts.
MEAC Bowling Championship action
begins Friday, March 22, at 9 AM
at the Buffaloe Lanes North in
Raleigh, N.C.
2024 MEAC Bowling
All-Conference Awards
Coach of the Year: Kim
Kearney, North Carolina A&T
Player of the Year: Lauren
Tomaszewski, North Carolina A&T
Rookie of the Year: Morgan
Davis, Monmouth
First Team
Lauren Tomaszewski, North
Carolina A&T
Maya Avilez, North Carolina A&T
Chloe Newberry, North Carolina
A&T
Katie Robb, North Carolina A&T
Brooke Roberts, Maryland Eastern
Shore
Second Team
Sydney Reardon, Delaware State
Mariana Santos Rivero, Maryland
Eastern Shore
Johnna Hill, Morgan State
Emily Breidegam, Delaware State
Morgan Davis, Monmouth
Third Team
Alyssa Breidegam, Delaware
State
Diana Ochoa, Maryland Eastern
Shore
Madison Colston, UAB
Cheyenne Washington, Morgan
State
Jenna Lehrer, Monmouth
Alysse Scripter
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Science & Technology, at North
Carolina A&T State University
presents its SCITECH WEEK
March 18-23rd. Technology Week is
to educate, inform, and display the
field of technology and its place as
a career choice. Technology is one
of the fields that is in a job
growth pattern and meets the
strategic direction of the country
by increasing jobs in STEM. |
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 “Our
economy is increasingly reliant on data and
technology, and the demand for professionals
in cloud computing, analytics and network
security has increased as well,” said
Abdellah Ahmidouch, Ph.D., dean of the
College of Science and Technology. “N.C. A&T
makes graduate STEM education accessible and
continues to meet demand by giving our
students the in-depth expertise and hands-on
experience they need to be the 21st century
STEM leaders.” File
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President Obama launched a
campaign called “Educate to
Innovate” in an effort to work
with young people to improve
their performance in STEM
(science, technology,
engineering, and math).
Likewise, the School of
Technology advocates preparing
innovators for the future. “The
Emergence of Technology and
Innovation.” Over 1,200
undergraduate, graduate, high
school and community college
students, along with the
university community and
corporate partners.
File Video Report |
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N.C. A&T to Host Career Fair Remix with
Additional Employers
Jordan M. Howse
EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. – The Office of
Career Services (OCS) at North Carolina
Agricultural and Technical State University
will host the Career Awareness Fair Remix
from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 26,
in Alumni-Foundation Events Center. The
large number of employers requesting
participation in N.C. A&T’s annual fall
career fair created a second opportunity for
students to interact with new
representatives from more than 65
industries. Recognizing the talent and
academic excellence that N.C. A&T students
offer, more than 50 unique employers and 130
representatives are expected to attend the
fair, soliciting internship, co-op and
full-time positions. Video |
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American Revolution 2024 is on the horizon.
Don't Fight the Power be the Power Vote!!! |
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President Biden it is
your duty and privilege
to Publish Equal Rights
Amendment Video |
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Moral Monday,
Forward together but
not one step back and putting a face
on poverty File
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 Freedom
not free, it has to be wrestled away from those
who oppose it, guarded and protected. Fight for
a seat at the table, it's difficult to progress
when you remain where you were once enslaved. |
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Joining our Businesses
and Schools, under the guise of jobs and economic
development; who's getting paid and who's getting
played. |
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want to reassure business
leaders I heard them the loud
and clear”
, said NC A&T Chancellor Harold
Martin at his 2009 inauguration. Video |
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Brady are huge proponents of
this and they are not here
tonight, because there is a
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NC actually talking to public and private
college through out the state of North
Carolina about Opportunity Greensboro
the cooperation between business and higher
education institution here and this very
project, that's what they are doing tonight
and that's why they couldn't be here" Ed
Kitchen Video
Opposition Video |
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Source: NC A&T Board of
Trustees Meeting Material |
Created by Action Greensboro, Union Square
Campus is a key initiative of  Opportunity
Greensboro, a working group of leaders from
Greensboro businesses, foundations and
higher education institutions. This
national model of collaboration is
identifying and acting on opportunities to
transform our wealth of educational assets
into economic success—creating for
Greensboro a competitive advantage for
business growth, emphasis
added. [31] |
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 Recommended
by Chancellors Renick and Sullivan,
NC A&T and UNC-G Board of Trustees
duplicate Resolutions: In Support of
The Creation of a Joint Millennial
Campus between NC A&T and UNCG,
dated Aug.
22, 2003,
and Aug.
28, 2003,
called for seeking designation of
Joint Millennial Campus in terms of
the Central North Carolina School of
the Deaf real estate, transferred to
UNC Board of Governors for the
purpose of establishing a Joint
Millennial Campus. Universities'
resolutions seek designation of
Joint Millennial without a syllable
pertaining to a 75-acre parcel of
NCA&T farmland, statutory foreclosed
Greensboro attorney Jim W. Phillips,
Jr. alleged NCA&T/UNCG Joint
Millennial Campus inclusive of NC
A&T Farmland. |
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Universities Resolution
: In Support of the Creation of a Joint
Millennial Campus calling for  creation
of a nonprofit to management the Joint
millennial Campus and be designated to
accept transfer of the North Carolina School
for the Deaf from the UNC Board of
Governors. |
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UNC System and constituent institutions in
2003 didn’t have the authority to establish
university related Corporation. UNC-G
attorney Lucien Capone in document dated
09/07/2006 to Drteeter@ncdoj.gov stated:
Statue authorizing creation of nonprofit NCGS
§ 116-30.20
(2005-276,s.9.22 ) provides The Board of
Governors of The University of North
Carolina shall encourage the establishment
of private, nonprofit corporations to
support the
constituent institutions of The University
of North Carolina and The University System,
approximate two years after universities
2003 resolution. Universities’ Resolutions
called for establishing nonprofit
corporation to be created for management of
the Joint Millennial Campus and be the
entity designated to accept transfer of the
North Carolina School for the Deaf from the
UNC Board of Governors- would be dead on
arrival- if
submitted. |
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N.C. G. S.
116-30.20
(2005-276,s.9.22
) Establishment
of private,
Nonprofit
Corporations |
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August 2003
University
chancellors
didn’t have the
authority to
establish
University
related
nonprofit
corporations.
UNC-G attorney
Lucien Capone in document dated
09/07/2006 to
Drteeter@ncdoj.gov stated: Statue
authorizing
creation of
nonprofit G. S.
116-30.20
(2005-276,s.9.22
) provides The
Board of
Governors of The
University of
North Carolina
shall encourage
the
establishment of
private,
nonprofit
corporations to
support the
constituent
institutions of
The University
of North
Carolina and The
University
System, two
years after
universities
2003
resolution. |
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2005, members of
the Guilford
County
Legislative
Delegation,
Senate
Appropriations
Chair Kay
Hagen and
House
Appropriations
(Big) Chair Maggie
Jeffus co-sponsored
identical
“forerunners
legislation of
G. S.
116-30.20. N.C.
G. S. 116-30.20
(2005-276,s.9.22) Establishment
of private,
Nonprofit
Corporations. |
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The Board of
Governors of The
University of
North Carolina shall encourage
the
establishment of
private,
nonprofit
corporations to
support the
constituent
. institution of
The University
of North
Carolina and The
University
System.
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N.C. G. S.
116-30.20
(2005-276,s.9.22
) Establishment
of private,
Nonprofit
Corporations
The Board of
Governors of The
University of
North Carolina
shall encourage
the
establishment of
private,
nonprofit
corporations to
support the
constituent institution of
The University
of North
Carolina and The
University
System. The
President of The
University of
North Carolina
and the
chancellors of
the Constituent
institutions may
assign employees
to assist with
the
establishment
and operation of
a nonprofit
corporation and
may make
available to the
corporation
office space,
equipment,
supplies, and
other related
resources,
provided, the
sole purpose of
the corporation
is to support
The University
of North
Caroline or one
or more of its
constituent
institutions,
emphasis added. |
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600.2.5.2[R]
University-Associated
Entity adopted
11/16/2005. |
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S. 116-30.20
(2005-276,s.9.22
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the legislature
August 2005,
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authorization
for senior
University
administrative
officials to
establish
nonprofits was
embodied in The
UNC Policy
Manual
600.2.5.2[R]
University-Associated
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GCID John Merrill &
NC A&T Renick " It maybe the USDA
is our first tenant at the south
campus the result of them leasing a
long term lease will allow us to
build a structure out there" Video
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 Received
pursuant Public Record request to NC A&T for
documents supporting Public Private
Partnership with Gateway Research
Park. Gateway Research Park is not listed
as NC
A&T Associated Entity, as defined by
600.2.5.2[R], of the UNC BOG Policy Manual.
Implicating Gateway University Research Park
affiliation to provide operational
oversight, administer
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The North Carolina
legislative mandate in Section 13.6 of House
Bill 1414 provides funding for the state’s seven
regional economic development partnerships to
develop and implement strategic vision plans
that accomplish the following tasks:
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(6.) Integrate the
North Carolina Community College System and
The University of North Carolina into
economic development efforts and planning. Emphasis
added
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The Triad Region Steering
Committee (June 2005), was chaired by Tom
Ross – (UNC-G Board of Trustee Member) and
Executive Director of the Z. Smith Reynolds
Foundation, and Watts Carr, Chairman of the
Piedmont Triad Partnership Board of Directors. Steering
Committee members included Harold
Martin Winston Salem State, James
Renick/Phil Halstead North Carolina A&T
State University, Greensboro, Patricia
Sullivan/John Merrill UNC Greensboro, Priscilla
Taylor UNC Board of Governors, Greensboro,
and Jim Melvin, Joseph M. Bryan Foundation,
Greensboro. Emphasis added
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Serving as Chancellor for Winston Salem State,
Dr. Harold Martin was on a steering committee
along with James Renick-NCAT, Patricia
Sullivan/John Merrill - UNC Greensboro, Tom
Ross, Priscilla Taylor-UNC BOG, and Jim Melvin
- Greensboro
Development Corp.,
to Integrate the North Carolina Community
College System and The University of North
Carolina into regional economic development
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GUILFORD TECHNICAL COMMUNITY
COLLEGE PROPERTY LEASE
allow the
personnel and facilities of
Guilford Technical Community
College, such as the
technical campus on
Wendover Campus, be used in
support of economic
development through the
operation of the Donald W.
Cameron Campus . |
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GUILFORD
TECHNICAL
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE PROPERTY
LEASE
SECTION 10.9.(a)
Section 1 of S.L.
2011-153 reads
as rewritten:
"SECTION 1.
Notwithstanding
G.S. 115D-15,
Article 12 of
Chapter 160A of
the General
Statutes,
Chapter 66 of
the General
Statutes, or any
other provision
of law, the
board of
trustees of
Guilford
Technical
Community
College may
lease at private
sale to
GTCC Innovative
Resources
Corporation or
its successor in
interest a
portion of its
land and
improvements now
or hereafter
located on the
Donald W.
Cameron Campus
of Guilford
Technical
Community
College. The
terms and
conditions of
the lease shall
be set by the
board of
trustees of
Guilford
Technical
Community
College and may
include rental
at less than
fair market
value. The lease
shall not be
subject to the
prior approval
of the State
Board of
Community
Colleges."
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SECTION
10.9.(b)
Section
3
of
S
.L.
2011-153
reads
as
rewritten:
"SECTION
3. Notwithstanding
G.S.
66-58(a),
the
personnel
and
facilities
of
Guilford
Technical
Community
College
may,
with
the
consent
of
the
trustees
of
the
college,
be
used
(i)
in
support
of
economic
development
through
the
operation
of
the
Donald
W.
Cameron
Campus
of
Guilford
Technical
Community
College
and
its
companion
facilities
as
an
event
venue.
venue,
(ii)
by,
for,
or
in
connection
with
GTCC
Innovative
Resources
Corporation,
an
affiliated
nonprofit
corporation
that
is a
supporting
organization
of
the
college, or
its
successor
in
interest,
or
(iii)
for
both
purposes.
Proceeds
generated
shall
be
used
either
to
pay
the
operational
costs
of
the
college's
facilities,
to
support
the
event
venue,
or
to
support
the
mission
of
the
college." GUILFORD
TECHNICAL
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
PROPERTY
LEASE allow the
personnel
and
facilities
of
Guilford
Technical
Community
College,
such
as
the
technical
campus
on
Wendover
Campus,
be
used
in
support
of
economic
development
through
the
operation
of
the
Donald
W.
Cameron
Campus
.
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Why is the School of
Nanoscience and Nanoengineering Joint
with HBCU NCA&T and cross town HWI UNC
Greensboro and located at Gateway
Research Park alleged former NC A&T farm
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"A
Promise for the Future By some accounts,
nanotechnology is destined to replace
much of today's technology. Gateway
University Research Park expects to be
at the forefront of these new
technologies with the creation of a new
institution the
Joint School for Nanoscience and
Nanoengineering (JSNN)" [15]
“The Joint School for
Nanoscience and Nanoengineering….. built
on the major nanotechnology research
activity been established...at NCA&T”13.
"JSNN to offer (a) joint
interdisciplinary Ph.D. degree and (a)
joint professional science master's
degree."
"The Joint School of Nanoscience and
Nanoengineering will be a unique,
interdisciplinary school, located at the
South Campus of the Gateway University
Research Park, the joint millennial
campus of NC A&T and UNCG' (
formerly NC A&T farm property).
The
intent of the (JSNN) school is to become
a world-class educational and technical institution.
[34]
“It [JSNN] will be one of the most
stimulating opportunities in the history
of the area and will serve as a national
model for collaboration between two
institutions, one a historical black
institution and the other a historical
white female institution.” [5] |
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   North
Carolina Confederate /
Trump Leopard UNC Board
of Governors/ UNC
System Greensboro have
not changed their
spots. In
1970, the United States
Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare
notified the University
of North Carolina System
that it was violating
Title VI of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964 by
maintaining a racially
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  " I
am so energized by the potential of this research
park, in particular the joint schools of
nano technology and nano science. The world is
seeing explosive growth today in the
commercialization of nanotechnology. We will
have all of the assets right here in Guilford
County that we need to participate in that
explosion, and they will be right here at the Gateway
University Research Park." said ("Greensboro
Boy" ) Erskine Bowles President of the
University of North Carolina System. [2] |
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to conduct basic and applied research in
Nanoscience and Nanoengineering. It will offer a
joint interdisciplinary Ph.D. degree and a
joint professional science master's degree (M.S).
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“Activities/Resources: Leverage faculty collaboration at
JSNN to enhance research partnerships between UNCG and
NC A&T researchers. Expected Result, UNCG opportunities
in grants previously unavailable due to limitations in
areas of certain research expertise. “ |
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When all of the
occupations which will be affected
by nanotechnology will require a BS
in engineering with a broad,
interdisciplinary and
multi-disciplinary approach; will
require an understanding not only of
electrical, mechanical and civil
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across-town Liberal Art UNC
Greensboro with programs in music
and nursing, requiring relevant
courses be taken at the School of
Engineering at North Carolina A&T
University and will be able to work
on collaborative projects with
faculty in the School of
Engineering”, except
for unvarnished racism offering
Nanotechnology degrees?
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Board of Governors/ UNC System
Institutional Racism, and
Corruption: Alleged designation
of NCGS:
116-198.34. (8b), NC
A&T/UNCG Joint
Millennial Campus, complicity
with Greensboro Business
organizations, HWI UNC
Greensboro, Gateway Research Park, and
Southern Commissioner on Colleges, cannibalizing HBCU NC
NCA&T academic programs, land,
research and facilities via bogus
UNC System Office alleged millennial
Campus /aka/ NCAT/UNCG Joint
Millennial Campus Gateway Research
Park, and alleged Joint School of
Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, depriving
NCA&T HBCU Students equal protection
of the law. link |
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2] Ribbon Cutting Sets Gateway Project in Motion, The
Aggie Report VOLUME EIGHT - NUMBER TWENTY - MAY 25, 2007
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3] A&T
CHANCELLOR PLANS TO RETIRE: FORT: GOALS COMPLETE,
Greensboro News & Record - Friday, May 29, 1998 , BETH
MCMURTRIE Staff Writer |
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Center of Innovation North Carolina Biotechnology Center
20/11/2007 |
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[15] High Research Activity The Scientist http://www.the-scientist.com/2007/03/01/s31/1 |
| [34] letter
dated November
20, 2008 to
Dr. Beele Wheelan, President Commission on Colleges,
SACS allegedly by Alton Thompson (NC A&T) and David
Perrin (UNCG) |
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[19] UNIVERSITIES
TO SIGN RESEARCH Agreement, Greensboro News &Record -
Wednesday, May 19, 1999 , Author: TIM THORNTON Staff
Writer |
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[31] Union Square Media |
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NC
A&T Facilities update September 22, 2023 indicated
three of four boilers imploded at the university
heating plant. A rental boiler was secured but its
capacity and the status of repairs was not discussed
01.17.24. William (Bill) Barlow Facilities
Director 