Kauryn Datcher, a sophomore majoring in chemistry at Talladega College, was selected to participate in the Sandia National Laboratory’s Start HBCU Program. She will serve as an intern for the institute’s Molecular and Microbiology Department in Albuquerque, NM. The Program focuses on enhancing diversity in Sandia’s talent pipeline by partnering with HBCUs to increase research collaborations and expose diverse groups of talented students to the lasting impact they can have working at a national…
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Troy Brown, a senior majoring in Sociology at Talladega College, has been awarded a full scholarship and stipend to the University of Southern California (USC). Although he is eagerly preparing for graduation, Brown said he is also excited about his new journey because it will allow him to enhance his educational attainments further. "I never imagined that I would be attending USC," he added. "Having a master's degree will increase my earning potential and enable me to become more marketable in…
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Honoring the Golden Classes of 1971 & 1972 May 5-7, 2022
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Ashleigh Brown-Grier, a 2011 graduate of Talladega College, recently served as a panelist for the 13th Annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Foreign Policy Conference. During the Conference, Department leaders discussed U.S. foreign policy priorities with students from HBCUs while also sharing information about the Department’s educational programs and career options. The Office of Public Liaison in the Bureau of Global Public Affairs coordinates the Department of State's…
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