Service

Rising Senior Honored as Gilman Scholarship Recipient

Abdul-Aziz Muhammad, a rising senior computer engineering major from Houston, was recently named a recipient of the Gilman Scholarship, which serves as an opportunity for undergraduate students to intern and/or study abroad around the globe. Students applying for this scholarship must receive credit for their internship, and also receive a Federal Pell Grant. Muhammad first [...]

2019-12-17T11:37:15-06:00October 23, 2018|International Impact, Internship, Latest News, Service, Teaching|

4-H Engages Youth in an Outreach STEM Program

The two worlds of Agriculture and Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, or STEM, had a group of 4-H students shooting for the stars in a recent Youth Lab. The out-of-this-world lesson was part of the National 4-H Science mission mandate, which is designed to address the following: unsolved worldwide social problems, a shortage of scientists [...]

Henry Receives 1890 Excellence in Extension Award

Jimmy Henry, program leader of Community & Economic Development (CED), with the Cooperative Extension Program felt honored to receive the 1890 Excellence in Extension Award. The award presented in Orlando, Florida by the Association of Extension Administrators at the annual meeting of the Joint Southern Region Program Leadership Network had special meaning for the Cooperative [...]

New Internship Gives Students Opportunity to Reverse Gender Violence

Prairie View A&M Universityā€™s Title IX Office and Relationship and Sexual Violence Program (RSVP) are getting a boost from PVAMUā€™s sociology department. Students now have the opportunity to intern with Title IX and RSVP to help change the culture of relationship and sexual violence on campus. ā€œLast fall I taught a family violence class, and [...]

2018-10-16T18:05:46-05:00October 16, 2018|Latest News, Research, Service, Teaching|

Biology Student Fulfills Medical Internship in Kenya

ā€œGoing to Africa changed my life. It is impossible to go to that continent, experience the culture, meet the people, and leave as the same person.ā€ Those are thoughts from Asia Williams, a juniorĀ biology major from Shreveport, Louisiana, who spent her summer in Mombasa, Kenya working a medical internship.

Panama Canal Provides Gateway for Texas Trade and Education

The universityā€™s senior leadership, faculty and Texas business leaders traveled to Panama City, Panama as part of the trade delegation team to develop a unique opportunity to change the original meaning of borders in a globalized world. As the largest trading partner for Panama and the Canalā€™s expansion completed, Texas proves to benefit significantly with [...]

Bell County Agent Evokes Entrepreneur Spirit in Youth

Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) impacts the communities of the underserved population throughout Texas with employees in over 28 counties across the great state.Ā  PVAMU's Cooperative Extension Program provides relevant programming to engage county residents. Bell County is one of the counties the university serves through County Agent Sheryl Austin. One such event is a [...]

African-Ā­American Studies Initiative Awarded $1 Million in Grants and Gifts

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) a grant of $500,000 to support its effort to establish an African-Ā­ā€American Studies Initiative which will be housed in its Marvin D. and June Samuel Brailsford College of Arts and Sciences. Inspired by the Mellon Foundation award, an anonymous donor pledged an added [...]

PVAMU Students Selected as USDA/1890 National Scholars

PVAMU USDA/1890 National Scholars Prairie View A&M University is pleasedĀ to recognize the latest Panthers selected asĀ USDA/1890 National ScholarsĀ by the United States Department of Agriculture. Kyla Faith Peer was selected by the Foreign Agriculture Service as a USDA/1890 National Scholar. Ā She is a Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) freshman Agriculture major, focusing in [...]