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MTSU announces 2022 Unity Luncheon honorees; Feb. 3 deadline for tickets - Vimarsana News

MTSU announces 2022 Unity Luncheon honorees; Feb. 3 deadline for tickets

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University will honor five Middle Tennessee “unsung heroes” who’ve served their communities faithfully during the upcoming 26th annual Unity Luncheon on the Blue Raider campus.A traditional part of the university’s Black History Month events, the event returns this year to its traditional luncheon format on campus and is set for 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 10, in the MTSU Student Union Ballroom, Second F ...

Political science professor Sekou Franklin to speak at MTSU Unity Luncheon - Vimarsana News

Political science professor Sekou Franklin to speak at MTSU Unity Luncheon

Middle Tennessee State University will honor five Middle Tennessee “unsung heroes” who’ve served their communities during the 26th annual Unity Luncheon on the Murfreesboro campus.

Minority acceptance of combo flu-COVID vaccine higher than for COVID alone - Vimarsana News

Minority acceptance of combo flu-COVID vaccine higher than for COVID alone

HERSHEY, Pa. – Acceptance of a combination influenza-COVID-19 vaccine among minority individuals is higher than for the COVID-19 vaccine alone

People Are More Likely To Ignore Your Emails If You're Black - Vimarsana News

People Are More Likely To Ignore Your Emails If You're Black

People were sent the same email by a white and Black sender – they replied mostly to the white person.

Professor celebrated for her dedication to social justice - Vimarsana News

Professor celebrated for her dedication to social justice

Associate Provost for Faculty Aff­airs and Professor of Political Science Khalilah Brown-Dean wasn’t expecting an award when she received a phone call from the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame (CWHF) last April

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