So in that case I change my mind a take back everything I posted earlier *insert sarcasm----->here*
FAMU to the SWAC?
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So in that case I change my mind a take back everything I posted earlier *insert sarcasm----->here*
He knows everything about everything
Apparently
Blacknbengal
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Cool. I'll allow you to do this this one time. But you all need to stay where you all at.
You won't post this backwards behind the times stuff, though...now will you
FAMU Makes History with Two Black Female Doctoral Graduates in Physics
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University continues to be the top producer of doctoral degrees awarded to African Americans in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics-related programs (STEM), according to the FAMU Annual Accountability Report.
Staci R. Brown from Chicago, Illinois and Patrice Jackson-Edwards from Jacksonville, Florida both received their doctoral degrees in physics during the FAMU 2015 Spring Commencement exercise. Doctoral degrees in physics received by Black women are a rare and uncommon occurrence. According to data provided by the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), there were approximately 1,600 doctoral degrees awarded in physics in 2013-2014; none were received by women, and only two were received by Blacks, both of which were earned at FAMU.
Both women received undergraduate degrees in physics from FAMU and presented research on various topics such as detection sensitivity and the use of K-shell X-ray Fluorescence (KXRF).
http://www.wctv.tv/home/headlines/F...-Doctoral-Graduates-in-Physics-308548271.html
FAMU Makes History with Two Black Female Doctoral Graduates in Physics
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University continues to be the top producer of doctoral degrees awarded to African Americans in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics-related programs (STEM), according to the FAMU Annual Accountability Report.
Staci R. Brown from Chicago, Illinois and Patrice Jackson-Edwards from Jacksonville, Florida both received their doctoral degrees in physics during the FAMU 2015 Spring Commencement exercise. Doctoral degrees in physics received by Black women are a rare and uncommon occurrence. According to data provided by the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), there were approximately 1,600 doctoral degrees awarded in physics in 2013-2014; none were received by women, and only two were received by Blacks, both of which were earned at FAMU.
Both women received undergraduate degrees in physics from FAMU and presented research on various topics such as detection sensitivity and the use of K-shell X-ray Fluorescence (KXRF).
http://www.wctv.tv/home/headlines/F...-Doctoral-Graduates-in-Physics-308548271.html
