Clarence McKinney is returning to Houston to become the next head football coach at Texas Southern University. McKinney, who was the associate head coach and running backs coach at Arizona under Kevin Sumlin this season, has an extensive history in Houston. McKinney was the head coach at Yates before joining Sumlin's staff at the University [...]
While many college students are likely somewhat aware of the importance of financial planning in their adult lives, they likely don’t realize it should start even before their college graduation. Danny Harvey, a finance professor and financial planning program director at the university, is aiming to change those attitudes. Harvey will be hosting “Money Matters,” [...]
(Photo by Timothy Kuratek/CBS via Getty Images) Prairie View A&M University alumnus Marcel Spears spoke to ESSENCE where he dished on seeing more stories about the Black experience and what makes "The Neighborhood" special. Spears is television’s fresh new face and one you should know. Right now, the young actor currently stars alongside [...]
Prairie View A&M University can now add two more accolades to the admission material: as a producer of graduates with some of the highest initial earning potential in all Historically Black Colleges and University's (HBCU) and also in the state of Texas. EdSmart.org ranked the Top Historically Black Colleges by Starting Average Salary, where students earn [...]
Making Blessing Count through Giving Blessings beget blessing—at least they should according to Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) alumnus Raymond Holt ’54. “I have been blessed throughout my life,” states Raymond. “And that’s why I give.” Yet, many would find Raymond’s life less than charmed. “I was poor,” he says. “My father died when I [...]
Tiva Deville is the executive director of Future Professionals of America, a nonprofit organization that was established to provide educational consultation services which would benefit those who desire to further their education to college, vocational school, and graduate school level in the Metroplex.
Juvenile board members picked Darryl Beatty, a 51-year-old deputy chief of the Travis County Juvenile Probation Department. He will take over the Dallas department on Oct. 1 and become responsible for nearly 1,000 employees.
Affectionately called Pablo by his high school, college, and track friends, Charles A. Ingram ’67 credits his strong faith in God for overcoming difficult times and his philanthropic contributions to his alma mater. “If you’re lost,” says Charles A. Ingram ’67. “I can find you.” A private investigator, policeman, fireman, minister, and educator, [...]