The first opened its doors as a medical department, in 1868, just three years after the close of the Civil War. At that time, newly freed black people were migrating to the nation's capital in large numbers. The founders of the College recognized that the nearly overwhelming health care needs of this population and of other Blacks throughout this country would be met best by training students to become highly competent, compassionate physicians who would deliver care in communities having a shortage of health personnel.
Monique Parnell, president of the HUACD, said, "It's an honor to have [Eric Roberson] perform in Detroit, and it's great to know that we are part of his tour route as he makes his way to L.A., where we hope he wins a Grammy. He is such a tremendous talent that to have him for our fundraiser is just all-around great! The 2011 Grammy-nominated singer, producer and writer is teaming up with his college alma mater, Howard University, for a concert on Saturday, Feb. 5, at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
When Shai Little-john of Dayton was 18-years-old she moved to Washington, D.C., to attend college at Howard University. Both of my parents are attorneys, so it was natural that I would follow in their footsteps," Little-john, a graduate of Chaminade- Julienne High School said.
Jahantab Siddiqui has been named director of corporate plans, policy, and communications by LG-TEK, of Elkridge. He has served as special assistant to U.S. Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski and as a public relations account executive providing business development and communications support. Siddiqui, who has a degree from the University of Maryland, College Park, serves on the Howard Community College Educational Foundation. LG-TEK is a woman/minority/veteran- owned business that provides software development and life cycle support, networking, training, language support, facility planning and security for businesses and governments. Architecture
Angel City Links Achievers have put Southern California on notice-that the 2010 class is a powerful force destined to make a tremendous impact on the world! "There is no limit to what we can achieve when linked together": This was the bold inscription on the cover of the souvenir journal for the Achiever program. Vanderbilt, Howard University, Arizona State, Columbia University, University of Michigan, Morehouse, Lane college, UCLA, USC, UC Santa Barbara.
VIRGINIA BEACH - Sylvia Boyd Gaffney passed away suddenly Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010, in Sentara Bayside Hospital, Virginia Beach. A native of Hampton, she graduated from Howard University College of Pharmacy, Washington, D.C., in 1958. After graduation, she returned to the Tidewater, Virginia area where she practiced pharmacy for many years prior to retirement.
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