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Black Fat Fashion Podcast Offers Platform For Minority Fashionistas

Aiyana Ishmael is passionate about fashion. However, she struggles to find people who look like her—plus-size Black women—in the industry.  The vivacious 22-year-old Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University journalism student is trying to fix that by highlighting the journey of successful minority fashionistas with her podcast, Black Fat Fashion.… Read the rest at our website.
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Reimagine Challenge 2020 Offering $25,000 Scholarships

Applications for the Reimagine Challenge 2020 scholarships are available until Sept. 25. It recognizes innovative community improvement projects. A maximum of 20 entries will receive up to $25,000 in tuition scholarships and will be published in an online anthology. The institution attended by the recipients will also be granted … Read the rest at our website.
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Miami Dade College To Decide By Sept. 14 If Campus Will Reopen This Fall

Miami Dade College has set a Sept. 14 deadline to decide whether to resume face-to-face classes this fall, according to a YouTube video from Executive Vice-President and Provost Lenore Rodicio posted on Aug. 20. The message comes less than two weeks before the fall semester starts on Sept. 1.… Read the rest at our website.
Medical CampusNews

MDC Nursing Professor Has Penchant For Helping Community: ‘I Was Born To Serve.’

When a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, Marie Etienne felt compelled to help the 300,000 people that were injured in her native country.  Etienne, a nursing professor at Medical Campus, was part of a 30-member team organized by the Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida that rushed… Read the rest at our website.
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MDC Receives $3 Million Grant To Provide Upskill Training For Hotel Employees Affected By COVID-19

Miami’s hospitality industry has taken a big hit because of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Tourists stopped visiting, hotels and beaches were closed for several months, and thousands of hospitality industry workers were left without a job.  According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Miami’s leisure and hospitality supersector lost 129,100… Read the rest at our website.
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