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Show 111: Lessons
in Learning
Dr. Saundra McGuire explains why
there are no A, B, C, D or F students – just students who know how
to learn and those in waiting.
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Interviews:
Main Guest: Dr.
Saundra McGuire – Adjunct Professor, Center for
Academic Success, Louisiana State University
Rolanda Johnson – PhD candidate in chemistry, Louisiana State University
Mark A. Emeert – Chancellor, Louisiana State
University
Show
112: Why We Mentor
August 2, 2003
Dr. Vivian Pinn began mentoring
African American students, not much younger than she was, at Tufts University
School of Medicine in the ‘70s. Find out what prepared her for
her task.
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Interviews:
Main Guest: Dr.
Vivian Pinn (Delta) – Associate Director for
Research on Women’s Health; Director, Office of Research on Women’s
Health at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Kerrien Rollins – America’s Promise –
The Alliance for Youth
Show 113: Occupational Health and Safety
Dr. Faye Grimsley teaches students
how to clean up the workplace.
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Interviews:
Main Guest: Dr.
Faye Grimsley – Environmental Health Sciences,
Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine AND Department
of Biology at Xavier
Yaisa Henderson – Student at Xavier. Studies
Environmental Health Sciences & Industrial Hygiene, and is pursing
a Master of Science degree in Public Health
Scott Cowen – President, Tulane
Show 114: Blueprint for Life
August 23, 2003
Dr. Georgia Dunston explains why
unlocking the mysteries of the genome not only benefits us medically,
but can help us better understand our identity and the differences, as
small as they are, between the races.
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Interviews:
Main Guest: Dr.
Georgia Dunston, Ph.D., (Delta) – Professor and
Chair of the Department of Microbiology at Howard University; Founding
Director of the National Human Genome Center
Munee M. Abbas – Howard University graduate
student working in the National Human Genome Center
Orlando Taylor – Vice Provost for Research/Dean Graduate School,
Howard University
Show 115: The Context
of Race
September 6, 2003
Dr. Yolanda Moses works to promote
a better understanding of race at institutions of higher learning and
within the community.
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1 | Part 2 | Part
3 | Part 4
Interviews:
Main Guest: Dr.
Yolanda Moses – President American Association
of Higher Education
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