The mission of the Strengthening Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Title III Program is to enhance the academic programs, fiscal management, and physical resources of the 谷街 校园. Activities and services provided by the program address the enhancement of student support services, the integration of technology into curricula and instruction, and the improvement of physical facilities. Goals include increased student enrollment and retention, the achievement of students' educational goals, and expanded capabilities of information technology for students and faculty.
谷街 校园 Administration Office
瑞奇拳手
校园主管
256-549-8678
rtillis@mxy163.com
校园
256-549-8673
To schedule a tour of the 谷街 校园, please email HBCU@mxy163.com
Title III Grant Administration Office
莎米卡-克Gilyard
Title III Director
256-549-8679
sgilyard@mxy163.com
Tarva沃恩
Program Facilitator
256-549-8674
tvaughn@mxy163.com
爱丽儿而言
Instructional Technology Advisor
256-549-8681
amcelwee@mxy163.com
Keana Howze
Title III Program Advisor
256-549-8670
khowze@mxy163.com
克雷格•卡特
Computer Technician
256-549-8683
ccarter@mxy163.com
唐娜·亚当斯
店员二世
256-549-8667
dadams@mxy163.com
The Title III Grant Administration Office is located in the Learning Resource Center (LRC) on the 谷街 校园. For more information, individuals should contact the Title III Grant Administration Office, at 256-549-8667. The Title III Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education through its Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program (HBCU).
当前的ly, the 谷街 校园 houses the following:
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
Several academic courses
To schedule a tour of the 谷街 校园, please email HBCU@mxy163.com
谷街 has a long and storied history in Etowah County. It opened its doors in 1960 as the Gadsden Vocational Trade School, a private vocational training school for Black Americans. It was founded by Eugene N. 多嘴的人, director of the Veterans Continuation Program for Negroes, in response to discontent expressed by Black veterans in Etowah County for being denied admission to the all-white Alabama School of Trades.
Eugene Ned 多嘴的人 at the 谷街 校园 monument dedication in 2008
In 1972, the school was renamed Gadsden State Technical Institute. 1997年10月, the school – now known as the 谷街 校园 – was designated as a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) by the U.S. Department of Education. The following year, the U.S. Department of Education’s Title III Program began on the 谷街 校园. The mission of Title III is to further provide resources and support that will strengthen the quest for an individual’s successful completion of their goals by encouraging intellectual and technical skills of students and faculty.
Martin Luther King III speaks at the ceremony designating the 谷街 校园 as an HBCU
Eugene Ned 多嘴的人 speaks during the ceremony attended by state and local government officials and community leaders.
Thurgood Marshall College Fund
