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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
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As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
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=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
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As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
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==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
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[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
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In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
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In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
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==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
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[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
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In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
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==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|right|560x260px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Live_Well_Wake_-_Shaw_University.jpg]]<br />
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Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|868x368px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
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In June 2022, Shaw University joined the Gold Standard Community, receiving accreditation as a Gold Standard employer from the CEO Roundtable on Cancer. <br /><br />
Shaw is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Gold Standard employer recognition is extended to universities that champion health <br /><br />
and well-being by advancing prevention, diagnosis, and quality treatment of cancer for students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and communities. <br /><br />
Barbara Powell-Jackson, Gold Community Engagement Coordinator and an adjunct professor in the Shaw University School of Business and Professional <br /><br />
Studies led the accreditation process. Shaw is committed to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, <br /><br />
early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 <br /><br />
renewable grant from the CEO roundtable on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant <br /><br />
provides resources to encourage activities that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. <br /><br />
The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative. <br />
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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
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In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|right|560x260px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Live_Well_Wake_-_Shaw_University.jpg]]<br />
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Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|868x368px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
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In June 2022, Shaw University joined the Gold Standard Community, receiving accreditation as a Gold Standard employer from the CEO Roundtable on Cancer. <br /><br />
Shaw is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Gold Standard employer recognition is extended to universities that champion health <br /><br />
and well-being by advancing prevention, diagnosis, and quality treatment of cancer for students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and communities. <br /><br />
Barbara Powell-Jackson, Gold Community Engagement Coordinator and an adjunct professor in the Shaw University School of Business and Professional <br /><br />
Studies led the accreditation process. Shaw is committed to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, <br /><br />
early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 <br /><br />
renewable grant from the CEO roundtable on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant <br /><br />
provides resources to encourage activities that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. <br /><br />
The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative. <br />
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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
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In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|right|560x260px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Live_Well_Wake_-_Shaw_University.jpg]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|868x368px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
<br />
In June 2022, Shaw University joined the Gold Standard Community, receiving accreditation as a Gold Standard employer from the CEO Roundtable on Cancer. <br /><br />
Shaw is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Gold Standard employer recognition is extended to universities that champion health <br /><br />
and well-being by advancing prevention, diagnosis, and quality treatment of cancer for students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and communities. <br /><br />
Barbara Powell-Jackson, Gold Community Engagement Coordinator and an adjunct professor in the Shaw University School of Business and Professional <br /><br />
Studies led the accreditation process. Shaw is committed to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, <br /><br />
early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 <br /><br />
renewable grant from the CEO roundtable on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant <br /><br />
provides resources to encourage activities that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. <br /><br />
The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative. <br />
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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|right|560x260px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Live_Well_Wake_-_Shaw_University.jpg]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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<br /><br />
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<br />
==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|960x560px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
<br />
In June 2022, Shaw University joined the Gold Standard Community, receiving accreditation as a Gold Standard <br /><br />
employer from the CEO Roundtable on Cancer. Shaw is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard <br /><br />
accreditation. Gold Standard employer recognition is extended to universities that champion health <br /><br />
and well-being by advancing prevention, diagnosis, and quality treatment of cancer for students, faculty, <br /><br />
staff, alumni, parents, and communities. Barbara Powell-Jackson, Gold Community Engagement Coordinator and <br /><br />
an adjunct professor in the Shaw University School of Business and Professional Studies led the accreditation <br /><br />
process. Shaw is committed to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, <br /><br />
early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional<br /><br />
Studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO roundtable on Cancer to support a community engagement <br /><br />
program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activities that <br /><br />
will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. <br /><br />
The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative. <br /><br />
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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|right|560x260px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Live_Well_Wake_-_Shaw_University.jpg]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|360x320px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
<br />
In June 2022, Shaw University joined the Gold Standard Community, receiving accreditation as a Gold Standard <br /><br />
employer from the CEO Roundtable on Cancer. Shaw is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard <br /><br />
accreditation. Gold Standard employer recognition is extended to universities that champion health <br /><br />
and well-being by advancing prevention, diagnosis, and quality treatment of cancer for students, faculty, <br /><br />
staff, alumni, parents, and communities. Barbara Powell-Jackson, Gold Community Engagement Coordinator and <br /><br />
an adjunct professor in the Shaw University School of Business and Professional Studies led the accreditation <br /><br />
process. Shaw is committed to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, <br /><br />
early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional<br /><br />
Studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO roundtable on Cancer to support a community engagement <br /><br />
program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activities that <br /><br />
will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. <br /><br />
The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative. <br /><br />
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<div>[[File:Shaw-University-sign.webp|thumb|center|868x868px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Shaw-University-sign.webp]]<br />
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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|right|560x260px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Live_Well_Wake_-_Shaw_University.jpg]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|360x320px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
<br />
June 2022, Shaw University joined the Gold Standard Community, receiving accreditation as a Gold Standard employer from the CEO Roundtable on Cancer. Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Gold Standard employer recognition is extended to universities that champion health and well-being by advancing prevention, diagnosis, and quality treatment of cancer for students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents and communities. Barbara Powell-Jackson, Gold Community Engagement Coordinator and an adjunct professor in the Shaw University School of Business and Professional Studies, led the accreditation process. Shaw is committed to the health of our employees and<br /> <br />
bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and<br /> <br />
communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round <br /><br />
table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant <br /><br />
provides resources to encourage activity that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are<br /><br />
disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a <br /><br />
supporting partner of this initiative. <br />
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<div>[[File:Shaw-University-sign.webp|thumb|center|868x868px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Shaw-University-sign.webp]]<br />
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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|360x320px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
<br />
Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Commitment to the health of our employees and<br /> <br />
bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and<br /> <br />
communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round <br /><br />
table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant <br /><br />
provides resources to encourage activity that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are<br /><br />
disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a <br /><br />
supporting partner of this initiative.<br />
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<br />
==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
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As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
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=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
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As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
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Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
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==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
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[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
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In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
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In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
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==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
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[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
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In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
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==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
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Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
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Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg|thumb|left|960x520px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Image001.jpg]]<br />
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Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Commitment to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activity that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative.<br />
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==''' Shaw University Brief History '''==<br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
=='''Entrepreneurship & Innovation'''==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|right|420x420px|border|link=Special:FilePath/Redhat_Shaw_University.png]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
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==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
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[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|left|620x620px|border|link=Special:FilePath/C-CER.webp]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
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In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
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==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
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Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw University Cancer.jpg |thumb|alt=|left|border|link=Special:FilePath/Shaw_University_Cancer.jpg]]<br />
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Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Commitment to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activity that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative.<br />
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== ''' Shaw University Brief History ''' ==<br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|420x420px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
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==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|620x620px|border]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
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Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
[[File:Shaw University Cancer.jpg |thumb|alt=|left|720x320px|border]]<br />
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Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Commitment to the health of our employees and bringing life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection, and quality care to employees, students, and communities. The school of Business and Professional Studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activity that will improve health outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative.<br />
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== ''' Shaw University Brief History ''' ==<br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|420x420px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|620x620px|border]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
<br />
==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
<br />
Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Commitment to health of our employees and bring life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection and quality care to employees, students and communities. The school of Business and Professional studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activity that will improve healthy outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative.<br />
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== ''' Shaw University Brief History ''' ==<br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
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As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
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== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
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As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
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==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
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[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|420x420px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
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==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
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[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|620x620px|border]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
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In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
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==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
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Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
<br />
==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
<br />
Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Commitment to health of our employees and bring life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection and quality care to employees, students and communities. The school of Business and Professional studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activity that will improve healthy outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative.<br />
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== ''' Shaw University Brief History ''' ==<br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|420x420px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|620x620px|border]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
<br />
==='''Reducing Local Area Health Inequalities'''===<br />
<br />
Our university is the first HBCU to earn Gold Standard accreditation. Commitment to health of our employees and bring life-saving benefits of cancer prevention, early detection and quality care to employees, students and communities. The school of Business and Professional studies received a $60,000 renewable grant from the CEO round table on Cancer to support a community engagement program that focuses on reducing health inequities. The grant provides resources to encourage activity that will improve healthy outcomes among populations in the area who are disproportionately affected by cancer. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice is also a supporting partner of this initiative.<br />
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== '''Shaw University Brief History'''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|420x420px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|620x620px|border]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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== '''Shaw University Brief History'''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically black university known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Henry Martin Tupper founded the university on December 1st, 1865. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming and are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, created to connect students with other students and be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. The Student Government Association, in effect, usually hosts student vendor villages to allow students to demonstrate their businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an "A" rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The university has multiple undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The center aims to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Students can use this partnership to start their entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events through the off-campus space. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential but require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources businesses, their founders, and workers need. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|520x520px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer students training, certification, and internship opportunities. Some activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on various topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions introducing students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. <br />
<br />
In addition to working with Shaw University, Red Hat signed on with the "All In" program this year. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. To provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. <br />
<br />
==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|720x520px|border]]<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) concentrated on improving minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. The C-CER will establish a direct channel for students to transition into cybersecurity-related positions through academic degree offerings, training, professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis.<br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The grant will fund student research and the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research.<br />
<br />
==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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== '''Shaw University Brief History'''==<br />
<br />
Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically Black university. The university was founded on December 1st, 1865 by Henry Martin Tupper. Shaw University is known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming. The innovation and entrepreneurship amongst Shaw University's campus are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, which was created to connect students with other students as well as be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. Student vendor villages are usually hosted by the Student Government Association in effect to allow students to display their own businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. the first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an “A” rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The University has numerous undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The purpose of the center is to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Through this partnership, students are able to utilize the off-campus space to start their own entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential, but that they require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources that businesses, their founders, and workers require. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
==='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''===<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|520x520px|border]]<br />
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In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer training, certification, and internship opportunities to students. Some of the activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on a variety of topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions that introduced students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. In addition to our work with students, we are also working closely with faculty to help with curriculum development as well as creating a sponsored faculty fellowship. <br />
<br />
In addition to our work with Shaw University, this year Red Hat signed on as a founding corporate member of the "All In" program. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, among others, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. In order to provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (B.U.I.L.D.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. Red Hat will be hosting four of the All In students next summer.<br />
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==='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''===<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|520x1520px|border]]<br />
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In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) focused on increasing minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. Additionally, the C-CER will establish a direct pipeline for students to transition into cybersecurity-related roles through academic degree offerings, training and professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis. <br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo has contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The Lenovo grant will be used to offer scholarships to the student research and fund the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research. <br />
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==='''Live Well Wake'''===<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
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Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County geared toward high-risk and traditionally underserved populations. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations (i.e., United Way of the Greater Triangle and Southeastern Healthcare of N.C.) and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity, and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean, and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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== '''Shaw University Brief History'''==<br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically Black university. The university was founded on December 1st, 1865 by Henry Martin Tupper. Shaw University is known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are up and coming. The innovation and entrepreneurship amongst Shaw University's campus are currently aimed toward students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, which was created to connect students with other students as well as be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. Student vendor villages are usually hosted by the Student Government Association in effect to allow students to display their own businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. the first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an “A” rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The University has numerous undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
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== '''Entrepreneurship & Innovation''' ==<br />
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As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The purpose of the center is to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Through this partnership, students are able to utilize the off-campus space to start their own entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential, but that they require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources that businesses, their founders, and workers require. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
=='''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''==<br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|520x520px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer training, certification, and internship opportunities to students. Some of the activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on a variety of topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology-specific sessions that introduced students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities, and agile development. In addition to our work with students, we are also working closely with faculty to help with curriculum development as well as creating a sponsored faculty fellowship. <br />
<br />
In addition to our work with Shaw University, this year Red Hat signed on as a founding corporate member of the "All In" program. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, among others, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development, and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. In order to provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (B.U.I.L.D.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build upon graduation. Red Hat will be hosting four of the All In students next summer.<br />
<br />
=='''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''==<br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|520x920px|border]]<br />
<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) focused on increasing minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. Additionally, the C-CER will establish a direct pipeline for students to transition into cybersecurity-related roles through academic degree offerings, training and professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis. <br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo has contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The Lenovo grant will be used to offer scholarships to the student research and fund the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research. <br />
<br />
=='''Live Well Wake'''==<br />
[[File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg|thumb|alt=|right|560x260px|border]]<br />
<br />
Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County geared toward high-risk and traditionally underserved populations. The program was made possible by a $38 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded to Wake County Health and Human Services. The Live Well Wake initiative brings together community-based organizations (i.e., United Way of the Greater Triangle and Southeastern Healthcare of N.C.) and local Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Shaw and St. Augustine’s University) to advance health equity, expand support for innovative approaches in addressing COVID-19, and obtain information to inform health equity decisions and evaluative designs for improving data collection and reporting activities, oriented toward reduction of health disparities among high-risk and underserved populations in Wake County communities.<br />
<br />
Shaw University’s participants in the Live Well Wake Initiative represent the School of Arts, Science, and Humanities and the School of Divinity, and include Dr. Valerie Johnson, Dean, and Professor of Sociology; Dr. MaNina McNeill, Department Head of Social Work, Sociology & Justice Studies; Dr. Shelby Palmer, Associate Professor of Psychology; Dr. Portia Rochelle, Part-Time Assistant Professor of Religion; and Dr. Dorothy C. Browne, Senior Research Scientist, Social Work, Sociology and Justice Studies. In addition, some students from the university also will assist in the program.<br />
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[[Category:Schools Categories]]</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:Live_Well_Wake_-_Shaw_University.jpg&diff=133521File:Live Well Wake - Shaw University.jpg2022-09-09T21:10:29Z<p>Marcbrown2024: </p>
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[[File:Shaw-University-sign.webp|thumb|alt=|center|868x868px|border]]<br />
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<big>'''Shaw University Brief History'''</big><br />
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Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically Black university. The university was founded on December 1st, 1865 by Henry Martin Tupper. Shaw University is known as the 1st HBCU in the South. Shaw University's innovation and entrepreneurship aspects are on the up and coming. The innovation and entrepreneurship amongst Shaw University's campus is currently aimed towards students. An example would be our BearsConnect app, which was created to connect students with other students as well as be aware of the different events and opportunities on campus. The student body at Shaw University's campus displays entrepreneurship among the campus by hosting student vendor villages annually. Student vendor villages are usually hosted by the Student Government Association in effect to allow students to display their own businesses and sell their products. <br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the South, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. the first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically black college in North Carolina to be granted an “A” rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The University has numerous undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction-Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
<br />
As a way to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, Shaw University partnered with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center. The purpose of the center is to "inspire, connect, encourage, and support startups, students, and existing entrepreneurs." The center plans on achieving its goals by focusing on three programming areas: entrepreneurial training, business incubation, and financial resource services. Through this partnership, students are able to utilize the off-campus space to start their own entrepreneurial projects and host innovation events. <br />
<br />
Another way that Shaw University promotes entrepreneurship is by partnering with American Underground. American Underground believes that startups expand and diversify economic potential, but that they require cultivation. The American Underground provides the Triangle's front door to the resources that businesses, their founders, and workers require. It does this through a connected community, flexible workspace, and curated content that accesses the network of specialists in the area.<br />
<br />
<big>'''Growing the Open Source Talent Pipeline with Shaw University'''</big><br />
[[File:Redhat Shaw University.png|thumb|alt=|right|520x520px|border]]<br />
<br />
In 2020, Red Hat established a strategic relationship with Shaw University, an HBCU located near our headquarters in Raleigh, NC., designed to support its growing Computer Science program and offer training, certification and internship opportunities to students. Some of the activities include virtual events with Red Hat associates focused on a variety of topics, from skills building, such as resume writing and interview techniques, to more technology specific sessions that introduced students to Linux, Python, cloud computing, GitHub, open source communities and agile development. In addition to our work with students, we are also working closely with faculty to help with curriculum development as well as creating a sponsored faculty fellowship. <br />
<br />
In addition to our work with Shaw University, this year Red Hat signed on as a founding corporate member of the "All In" program. In collaboration with GitHub and The Linux Foundation, among others, the program focuses on creating a more inclusive open source community. Through education, professional development and hands-on experience, 30 students from six HBCUs and one university founded for the education of Native Americans will have the opportunity to learn about open source. In order to provide the best experience for students, our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (B.U.I.L.D.) Employee Resource Group (ERG), alongside our Native & Indigenous ERG, worked to identify teams and projects for them to work on and provided mentors. The program culminates with a summer internship in 2022, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities to provide training that the students can build on upon graduation. Red Hat will be hosting four of the All In students next summer.<br />
<br />
<big>'''Shaw University Launches Only HBCU-Based Cyber Operations Program In The Nation'''</big><br />
[[File:C-CER.webp|thumb|alt=|left|520x820px|border]]<br />
<br />
In the fall 2021 semester, Shaw University launched its new Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) focused on increasing minority representation in cybersecurity careers through academic instruction and training. This program makes Shaw University the only HBCU and the only university in the state of North Carolina with this type of program. Additionally, the C-CER will establish a direct pipeline for students to transition into cybersecurity-related roles through academic degree offerings, training and professional development activities, and research initiatives. Dr. James Brown, assistant professor and program coordinator for the Shaw University Computer Science program, will serve as C-CER’s first director. The Cyber Operations program focuses on two critical areas within cybersecurity: ethical hacking and malware analysis. <br />
<br />
In January 2022, C-CER also established the Cy(Bear)security Research Group focused on Internet of Things security using artificial immune systems and machine learning. Students researchers are learning networking, security, Python/Java programming, and full-stack development to build cutting-edge intrusion detection systems. Lenovo has contributed $25k to support the mission of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER) at Shaw University. The Lenovo grant will be used to offer scholarships to the student research and fund the purchase of computing equipment to continue their research. <br />
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<div>Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (C-CER)</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marc_Brown_(2022)&diff=133161Fellow:Marc Brown (2022)2022-08-31T20:35:51Z<p>Marcbrown2024: /* Achievements */</p>
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I was born and raised in the beautiful rural city of Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica. I went to Titchfield High School, where I spent seven (7) fulfilling years which helped develop my mental fortitude and knowledge but, most importantly, transformed me from a teenager to an adult. I am currently a sophomore student majoring in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity at Shaw University, Raleigh, NC. Regarding campus involvement, I am the treasurer for the Brothers of Umoja, which focuses on molding young black men into positive role models, leaders, and innovators. <br />
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My community engagement focuses on being a member of the Leaders of the New Millennium, whose mission is to train and assist teenagers and young adults in personal development, education, and career development. 2022 has been an excellent year for me as an individual. I have been given several opportunities to network and gain new perspectives and experiences as a communications intern at NC Integrated Care for Kids in Durham, NC, as well as an information Security Analyst Intern at LexisNexis, Raleigh, NC. <br />
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I aspire to receive my bachelor's degree in the next three (3) years, moving on to becoming Software Engineer or having a career in Cyber Security. I will continue to move forward on my chosen path, shattering the obstacles that will be unavoidable when a person wishes to elevate themselves. Finally, I want to prove that I have the talent and skills to realize my dreams while also setting a positive example for those who come after me. <br />
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==Achievements==<br />
Brothers of Umoja (Treasurer 2022) <br />
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Cy(Bear)security Research Group (Member 2022)<br />
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Shaw University ACM Student Chapter (Member 2021) <br />
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Shaw University Honors Program (Presidential Scholarship Recipient 2021-Current) <br />
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Leaders of the New Millennium (Member 2019)<br />
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www.linkedin.com/in/marc-tariq-brown <br />
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https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014537718221<br />
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<div>Shaw University is a non-profit private Baptist historically Black university. The university was founded on December 1st, 1865 by Henry Martin Tupper. Shaw University is known as the 1st HBCU in the South. The innovation and entreunership aspect of Shaw University is on the up and coming. <br />
<br />
<br />
As the oldest HBCU in the south, Shaw University can be considered a leader and trendsetter. The first to have a four-year medical program. The first historically Black college in the nation to open its doors to women and the first historically Black college in North Carolina to be granted an “A” rating by the State Department of Public Instruction. Shaw's student body consists of students representing over 30 states and numerous foreign countries. The University has numerous undergraduate degree programs, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work. In addition, it offers graduate-level degrees, leading to the Master of Divinity, the Master of Arts in Christian Education, and the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction - Early Childhood Education. Their accredited programs include kinesiotherapy, social work, divinity, and teacher education. <br />
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[[Category:Schools Categories]]</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:X0dmfz39s29nwdzm&topic_postId=x0sx2ejqfjmlbhea&topic_revId=x0sx2ejqfjmlbhea&action=single-viewTopic:X0dmfz39s29nwdzm2022-08-07T22:48:07Z<span class="plainlinks"><a href="/wiki/User:Marcbrown2024" class="mw-redirect mw-userlink" title="User:Marcbrown2024"><bdi>Marcbrown2024</bdi></a> <span class="mw-usertoollinks">(<a href="/index.php?title=User_talk:Marcbrown2024&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new mw-usertoollinks-talk" title="User talk:Marcbrown2024 (page does not exist)">talk</a> | <a href="/wiki/Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024" class="mw-usertoollinks-contribs" title="Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024">contribs</a>)</span> <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:X0dmfz39s29nwdzm&topic_showPostId=x0sx2ejqfjmlbhea#flow-post-x0sx2ejqfjmlbhea">commented</a> on "Learning By Doing" (<em>As a student majoring in computer science the idea of learning by doing really hits home for me. I learn best through the technical aspec...</em>)</span>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Resource_talk:How_To_Remove_Trojans_From_A_Computer_Inside_10_Minutes_Or_Less&diff=131691Resource talk:How To Remove Trojans From A Computer Inside 10 Minutes Or Less2022-07-23T02:47:15Z<p>Marcbrown2024: /* Removing Trojan Horses */ new section</p>
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<div>Hello, this is Sumith. It is a good idea to clean the registry to make the system faster but it is not recommended to play with windows registires. Because if any thing changes to the windows registry files, it is going to rip the OS and can make it useless and sometimes also affect the file system and resulting to have a useless computer. If you still want to use the registry cleaner, you must have an idea of how it's going to work and what are the things it will try to remove. Use a reputed registry remover and don't just blindly use whatever the registry remover you got. Hope this helps.<br />
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== Editing Resource talk:How To Remove Trojans From A Computer Inside 10 Minutes Or Less ==<br />
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I would recommend that if you are not PC literate, it would be best to have a professional look at your workstation. Although there are multiple resources online that you can find tutorials or step action guides, I would again be mindful and seek professional help.<br />
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== Removing Trojan Horses ==<br />
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If you find a Trojan horse on your computer, it’s crucial to get rid of it. There’s no real way to know what exactly the virus is doing, and the sooner you get rid of it, the better. If you find applications on your computer that you didn’t download, remove them. Make sure to remove all files and folders, otherwise, the Trojan could be left. If this doesn’t work, you may also use virus protection software to isolate the program or files. This will help ensure that the Trojan is not harmful to your computer as you remove it. Once you’ve deleted the associated Trojan program, make sure to restart your computer, to ensure that it has been completely removed. If you don’t do this, it can continue to work for the person who programmed it, and against you.</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:Wzth9zja84g0b45u&topic_postId=wzth9zja88e2j842&topic_revId=wzth9zja88e2j842&action=single-viewTopic:Wzth9zja84g0b45u2022-07-23T00:59:33Z<span class="plainlinks"><a href="/wiki/User:Marcbrown2024" class="mw-redirect mw-userlink" title="User:Marcbrown2024"><bdi>Marcbrown2024</bdi></a> <span class="mw-usertoollinks">(<a href="/index.php?title=User_talk:Marcbrown2024&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new mw-usertoollinks-talk" title="User talk:Marcbrown2024 (page does not exist)">talk</a> | <a href="/wiki/Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024" class="mw-usertoollinks-contribs" title="Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024">contribs</a>)</span> <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:Wzth9zja84g0b45u&topic_showPostId=wzth9zja88e2j842#flow-post-wzth9zja88e2j842">commented</a> on "Shaw University" (<em>Several ways Shaw is helping students to stay connected are: 1) Zoom Platform used for events such as orientation and others. 2) Shaw Uni...</em>)</span>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marc_Brown_(2022)&diff=131508Fellow:Marc Brown (2022)2022-07-19T17:00:25Z<p>Marcbrown2024: /* Bio */</p>
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==Bio==<br />
I was born and raised in the beautiful rural city of Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica. I went to Titchfield High School, where I spent seven (7) fulfilling years which helped develop my mental fortitude and knowledge but, most importantly, transformed me from a teenager to an adult. I am currently a sophomore student majoring in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity at Shaw University, Raleigh, NC. Regarding campus involvement, I am the treasurer for the Brothers of Umoja, which focuses on molding young black mem into positive role models, leaders, and innovators. My community engagement focuses on being a member of the Leaders of the New Millennium, whose mission is to train and assist teenagers and young adults in personal development, education, and career development. 2022 has been an excellent year for me as an individual. I have been given several opportunities to network and gain new perspectives and experiences as a communications intern at NC Integrated Care for Kids in Durham, NC, as well as an information Security Analyst Intern at LexisNexis, Raleigh, NC. I aspire to receive my bachelor's degree in the next three (3) years, moving on to becoming Software Engineer or having a career in Cyber Security. I desire to continue moving onward on my chosen path, shattering apart the obstacles that will be unavoidable when a person wishes to elevate themselves and proving to myself that I have the talent and skills to realize my dreams while also setting a positive example for those that come after me. <br />
<br />
==Achievements==<br />
Brothers of Umoja (Treasurer 2022) <br />
<br />
Cy(Bear)security Research Group (Member 2022)<br />
<br />
Shaw University ACM Student Chapter (Member 2021) <br />
<br />
Shaw University Honors Program (Presidential Scholarship Recipient 2021) <br />
<br />
Leaders of the New Millennium (Member 2019)<br />
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==Social media profiles==<br />
www.linkedin.com/in/marc-tariq-brown <br />
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https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014537718221<br />
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{{CatTree|Shaw University}}</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:Wzlx51rwihiii9ci&topic_postId=wzm1ql0if0dk59zm&topic_revId=wzm1ql0if0dk59zm&action=single-viewTopic:Wzlx51rwihiii9ci2022-07-19T16:55:31Z<span class="plainlinks"><a href="/wiki/User:Marcbrown2024" class="mw-redirect mw-userlink" title="User:Marcbrown2024"><bdi>Marcbrown2024</bdi></a> <span class="mw-usertoollinks">(<a href="/index.php?title=User_talk:Marcbrown2024&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new mw-usertoollinks-talk" title="User talk:Marcbrown2024 (page does not exist)">talk</a> | <a href="/wiki/Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024" class="mw-usertoollinks-contribs" title="Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024">contribs</a>)</span> <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:Wzlx51rwihiii9ci&topic_showPostId=wzm1ql0if0dk59zm#flow-post-wzm1ql0if0dk59zm">commented</a> on "Rodrigo´s Why" (<em>"Change your perception of things and you will change your reality." I really like your "Why" Rodrigo. Not evolving doesn't mean broken....</em>)</span>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:Wzm1eyeeahjwrgsy&topic_postId=wzm1eyeealhyzkr6&topic_revId=wzm1eyeealhyzkr6&action=single-viewTopic:Wzm1eyeeahjwrgsy2022-07-19T16:49:43Z<span class="plainlinks"><a href="/wiki/User:Marcbrown2024" class="mw-redirect mw-userlink" title="User:Marcbrown2024"><bdi>Marcbrown2024</bdi></a> <span class="mw-usertoollinks">(<a href="/index.php?title=User_talk:Marcbrown2024&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new mw-usertoollinks-talk" title="User talk:Marcbrown2024 (page does not exist)">talk</a> | <a href="/wiki/Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024" class="mw-usertoollinks-contribs" title="Special:Contributions/Marcbrown2024">contribs</a>)</span> <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Topic:Wzm1eyeeahjwrgsy&topic_showPostId=wzm1eyeealhyzkr6#flow-post-wzm1eyeealhyzkr6">commented</a> on "Marc's Why" (<em>With issues such as climate change, cyber attacks, diseases increasing as the years go by, I believe as the generation that will take on...</em>)</span>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marc_Brown&diff=131420Fellow:Marc Brown2022-07-17T22:36:49Z<p>Marcbrown2024: Blanked the page</p>
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<div></div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marc_Brown&diff=131419Fellow:Marc Brown2022-07-17T22:30:03Z<p>Marcbrown2024: /* Social media profiles */</p>
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;School (Cohort): Shaw University (2022 cohort)<br />
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;Country: United States of America<br />
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{{CatTree|Shaw University}}</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marc_Brown&diff=131417Fellow:Marc Brown2022-07-17T22:29:47Z<p>Marcbrown2024: /* Bio */</p>
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==Achievements==<br />
Brothers of Umoja (Treasurer 2022)<br />
Cy(Bear)security Research Group (Member 2022)<br />
Shaw University ACM Student Chapter (Member 2021)<br />
Shaw University Honors Program (Presidential Scholarship Recipient 2021)<br />
Leaders of the New Millennium (Member 2019)<br />
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{{CatTree|Shaw University}}</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=User:Marcbrown2024&diff=131414User:Marcbrown20242022-07-17T22:27:26Z<p>Marcbrown2024: Redirect to Fellow Page</p>
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<div>#REDIRECT [[Fellow:Marc Brown (2022)]]</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marc_Brown_(2022)&diff=131413Fellow:Marc Brown (2022)2022-07-17T22:27:25Z<p>Marcbrown2024: Created Fellow Page - 2022</p>
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==Bio==<br />
I am an international sophomore student from Portland, Jamaica majoring in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity at Shaw University, Raleigh, NC. I am currently an Information Security Analyst Intern at LexisNexis, Raleigh NC. I was also a communications intern at NC Integrated Care for Kids in Durham, NC.<br />
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Brothers of Umoja (Treasurer 2022) Cy(Bear)security Research Group (Member 2022) Shaw University ACM Student Chapter (Member 2021) Shaw University Honors Program (Presidential Scholarship Recipient 2021) Leaders of the New Millennium (Member 2019)<br />
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{{CatTree|Shaw University}}</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:Marc_Brown_Profile_Picture.jpg&diff=131412File:Marc Brown Profile Picture.jpg2022-07-17T22:24:22Z<p>Marcbrown2024: </p>
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<div></div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=User:Marcbrown2024&diff=131409User:Marcbrown20242022-07-17T22:05:58Z<p>Marcbrown2024: Redirect to Fellow Page</p>
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<div>#REDIRECT [[Fellow:Marc Brown]]</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marc_Brown&diff=131408Fellow:Marc Brown2022-07-17T22:05:57Z<p>Marcbrown2024: Created Fellow Page - 2022</p>
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==Bio==<br />
I am an international sophomore student from Portland, Jamaica majoring in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity at Shaw University, Raleigh, NC. I am currently an Information Security Analyst Intern at LexisNexis, Raleigh NC. I was also a communications intern at NC Integrated Care for Kids in Durham, NC.<br />
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==Achievements==<br />
Brothers of Umoja (Treasurer 2022)<br />
Cy(Bear)security Research Group (Member 2022)<br />
Shaw University ACM Student Chapter (Member 2021)<br />
Shaw University Honors Program (Presidential Scholarship Recipient 2021)<br />
Leaders of the New Millennium (Member 2019)<br />
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www.linkedin.com/in/marc-tariq-brown<br />
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014537718221<br />
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{{CatTree|Shaw University}}</div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:Marc_Brown_Profile_Photo.jpg&diff=131405File:Marc Brown Profile Photo.jpg2022-07-17T21:08:45Z<p>Marcbrown2024: </p>
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<div></div>Marcbrown2024https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:Marc_Brown_Bio_Photo.jpg&diff=131402File:Marc Brown Bio Photo.jpg2022-07-17T21:04:40Z<p>Marcbrown2024: </p>
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