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Earvin "Magic" [Magic Johnson] will be the guest of honor at Florida Memorial University's 11th Annual Appreciation Dinner taking place on Friday, Sept. 16, at 7 pm. This event will be held at the Hyatt Regency Miami located at 400 SE 2nd Avenue in downtown Miami. The retired NBA Hall of Fame icon turned successful businessman will also be on hand during this appropriately coined "Magic Night" to be conferred with an honorary doctoral degree and to discuss the correlation between scholarship availability and students' pursuance of a college education. Emmy award-winning CBS 4 Sports Director and Anchor Jim Berry will serve as master of ceremonies while selected vocalists and musicians from the school's music department will provide live entertainment.
Dr. Albert E. Smith, president o...
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Located in the City of Miami Gardens, Florida Memorial University is a private, historically Black institution offering 41 undergraduate degree programs and three graduate degree programs to a culturally diverse student body. Since its inception in 1879, the university has upheld a commitment to providing a solid foundation for thousands of young people and opening doors to educational opportunities that may have otherwise been closed to them. As South Florida's ONLY Black university, it is best known far being the birthplace of the Negro National Anthem, "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing." For more information, please contact the Office of Governmental and Public Affairs at (305) 626-3624.
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It was a courageous thing to do at that time to move the school to another location," [Barbara Edwards] said. "[[Royal W. Puryear]] played an important role in the history of the university.
"Over the years, the campus has really transformed," Edwards said. "The campus has not only grown physically, but also in the academic programs that it offers."
Saturday's festivities, called a "Friends & Family Festival," include a story.-telling station, a "hoop and shoot" with FMU's men's basketball team, hayrides, games, food and a variety of musical performances including gospel, steel band, jazz and spoken word.
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- Juan Larena Garcia, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Public Health Trust of Dade County, D/B/a Jackson Memorial Hospital, Et Al., Josefa Vasquez, the University of Miami, a Florida Corporation, D/B/a the University of Miami School of Medicine, Don Rafael Penalver, M.D., and Iberia Airlines of Spain, S.A., Defendants-Appellees., 841 F.2d 1062 (11th Cir. 1988)
Marilyn Sher, Chonin & Sher, P.A., Coral Gables, Fla., Joseph C. Segor, Miami, Fla., for plaintiff-appellant.
Christopher Lynch, Adams, Hunter, Angon...
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[Joyce R. Forchion] is an honors graduate of Rutgers University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Bachelor of Arts in Dance as a double-major. She also holds a Master of Science degree in Integrated Communications: Advertising and Public Relations from Florida International University. For the past two years, Forchion served as the Communications Coordinator for Florida Memorial University's Office of Public Affairs.
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The occasion couldn't have been memorable without Ms. Y'Anna Crawley, winner of BET's Sunday's Best graciously touching the hearts of the audience with her new solo The Promise which ironically coincided with the occasion's theme. As FMU progresses and continues to make marks in the community, it must remember the mayor's praise, "You are ambassadors of hope and you make dreams come true.
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MIAMI -- Sumner Hutcheson, III, has been named vice president for institutional advancement of Florida Memorial University, it was recently announced ...
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SUMNER HUTCHESON III has been named vice president for institutional advancement at Florida Memorial University. Previously, ...
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MIAMI GARDENS, FL - To culminate National Women's History Month, Florida Memorial University's (PMU) School of Education, in conjunction with The Denn...
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. - When she is asked about the future of black colleges, Florida Memorial University's interim president points proudly at her campus, a seat of learning since 1968 whose roots reach back to 1879.
Our graduates make a difference, not only in the African- American community, but in the community at large," said Sandra T. Thompson.