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Dillard Hosts Delta Sigma Thetas in 2013 |
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On Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, Dillard University hosted the Delta Sigma Thetas. The national sorority for African-American women, celebrates its 100th anniversary Jan. 13. The group's national Centennial Torch Tour stopped in New Orleans last week and vi
sited Dil
lard, SUNO and Xavier universities.
Read more about it in bestofneworleans.com...
and in The Advocate...
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Heritage School of Music Auditions Held at Dillard |
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The Heritage School of Music through the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation, provides instruction to students throughout the greater New Orleans area from the age of 11 to 17; both beginning and advanced learning levels. Auditions for the Spring 2012 session will be held on Saturday, January 12, from 10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. at Dillard University - Cook Fine Arts Center.
Read more about the foundation in the Examiner...
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Dillard Grant to Expand Schoolyard Gardens |
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The greenhouse on the Dillard University campus is being put to good use. A new $20,000 grant awarded by the Greater New Orleans Foundation will help Dillard biology students and faculty seed and grow healthy food for neighboring schools and the Gentilly community. The grant will help expand the "From Seed to Table" initiative that began in 2012.
Read more about the grant on nola.com...
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Dillard Recognized for Giving Back to Community |
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Dillard University was recognized by HuffingtonPost media for being one of several HBCUs giving back to the community during the holidays. Toy drives by students and staff helped local children have a happier Christmas in New Orleans. Recipients included Ronald McDonald House and Joseph Craig Elementary School.
Read more here...
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Dillard President Weighs In on Alabama State Presidency |
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Dillard President Dr. Walter Kimbrough is a recent guest columnist with the Montgomery Advertiser and shares his thoughts on the untimely ousting of Alabama State University president, Dr. Joseph Silver. A respected colleague, Dr. Silver was removed from ASU after two short months in office. Dr. Kimbrough offers suggestions on how ASU can move forward to regain its reputation.
Read the full column here...
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