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Fisk Jubilee Singers, circa 2005
No full textThe 2004-2005 Fisk Jubilee Singers are shown posing on a church stage. Pictured from left to right in the front row are: Paul T. Kwami, Director, Haley Reed, Jihan Murray-Smith, Darrel Jones, Dante Pope, Jermaine Dunn, Jeremy Kelsey, Miracle Jones, Kawana Williams. Left to right back row: Christian Riley, Dorian Chism, Terrance Pogue, Wesley Trigg, Kyle Twaites, Brandon Colvin, Angela Stockdale
Sunday School Publishing Board (SSPB) Christian Education Conference, 2004
No full textThis video features footage from the 2004 Sunday School Publishing Board (SSPB) Christian Education Conference at Millennium Maxwell House in Nashville, Tennessee. This video opens with a lecture from Bishop Richard D. Sanders who speaks on the themes of evangelism and “taking the gospel public.” Bishop Sanders categorizes the public as “in-reach: ministry” and “outreach: external public.” Bishop Sanders encourages participants to spread the word of God to people within their ministry and out in the public such as street corners, shelters, and the general public. Bishop Sanders urges participants to use the mandate, motivation, and mission from God to take the word of God public
Voice of the Wildcats Newsletter, April 15, 2004
No full textThe student newsletter of Bethune-Cookman College, now Bethune-Cookman University, highlighting student voices, campus and community activities, and current events
Sunday School Publishing Board (SSPB) Christian Education Conference, 2004
No full textThis video features footage from the 2004 Sunday School Publishing Board (SSPB) Christian Education Conference. This video opens with singing, followed by a speech by Dr. Rosa B. Cooper on the theme, “Doctrinal Integrity Supported By Biblical Authority.” Dr. Cooper, an Instructor and Corresponding Secretary of Baptist General State Congress of Christian Education, speaks about the responsibilities and spiritual gifts of Christian women and encourages participants to fulfill their purpose "with God’s approval." Dr. Cooper and participants openly discuss issues on Christian ethics, Christian leadership, and gender bias. This video concludes with participant testimonials and solutions to addressed issues
President Horace Judson Biography, Page 1, August 31, 2004
No full textPage 1 of a printout of the biography of President Horace Judson, the 7th president of Grambling State University
"Acting President: Dr. Neari Francois Warner", 2004
No full textAn article titled "Acting President: Dr. Neari Francois Warner", which provides background information on Dr. Neari Francois Warner
Enitra Jones, 2004
No full textEnitra Jones, a senior biology major with a minor in chemistry from Gretna, Louisiana, was the 74th "Miss Southern". Jones was a member of the Southern University honors college (Beta Beta), president of Beta Kappa chi, president of the National Institute of Science and is a member Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. In addition to her campus involvements, she has honors to coincide with them. Honors include: honors college scholarship, T.O.P.S. scholarship (Tuition Opportunity Program for Students), National dean's list, and Memphis McNair Scholar. Miss Southern spearheaded the development of Up 'til Dawn program at the university in 2004. Every year after, each royal court assumes the responsibilities of making sure the program runs smoothly. The program helps to raise money for the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, a hospital founded to treat children with various life treating illnesses. The 73rd coronation made history by being the first ever to have a famous recording artist appear and entertain the awaiting queen. Bad Boy recording artist, Carl Thomas, serenaded Miss Southern and also gave a remarkable show to the audience. She reigned as Miss Southern from 2004-2005
The Tablet, Summer 2004
No full textThe Summer 2004 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue includes articles on topics such as Morehouse School of Medicine's glaucoma testing, Witness Project, HBO movie screening at Morehouse School of Medicine, Summer Brain Camp, the Peter MacLeish feature, the Olympic Torch Relay, the President's Message, and Dr. Sullivan's participation in the G-8 Summit Meetings in Georgia with President George W. Bush and other World Leaders. 8 pages
Voice of the Wildcats Newsletter, February 27, 2004
No full textThe student newsletter of Bethune-Cookman College, now Bethune-Cookman University, highlighting student voices, campus and community activities, and current events
Ernest Gaines and Grambling Quiz Bowl News, circa 2004
No full textPage 2 of the GSU Update newsletter, highlighting news about Louisiana author Ernest Gaines visiting GSU and the Grambling Quiz Bowl team playing in Orlando, Florida