Official account of the Chair of the Criminal Justice Department at North Carolina Central University. Opinions are my own and retweets are not endorsements.
Mass incarceration in the U.S. has deep structural roots, with ties to race, slavery, labor, and money.
A new special issue of Science evaluates how it came to be, what it has transformed into, its far-reaching effects, and more. https://t.co/Kb5A44Lvni #CriminalInjustice
(1/22) In this @ScienceMagazine review, there's no mention of research by many scholars (e.g., Hurwitz, D. Johnson, Peffley, Unnever) who spent their careers studying the issue, nor of racial resentment, symbolic racism, or modern racism. A thread on some of the missing work.
New paper out today in @ScienceMagazine with @jaricheson! In it we argue that the widespread denial of structural racism in the US facilitates the tolerance for, and further perpetuation of, racial stratification in the criminal justice system. 1/4 https://t.co/t0NsZHdQEF
Thanks to @AlcornStateU’s President Dr. Felecia M. Nave & Provost Dr. Onterio Wooden for joining us in Vicksburg today to preview the Mississippi Center for Innovation and Technology Transfer (MCITy) in Historic Downtown Vicksburg. Looking forward to this great partnership!
Dr. Felecia M. Nave, Alcorn State University's 20th President and first female president, will be honored at her official inauguration on April 16. Tickets are still available for the Inaugural Women of Courage Award Ceremony on April 14.
The Alcorn State University Foundation’s Phase I Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 Scholarship opportunity is still open. Apply now by visiting https://t.co/hTTv4mProG. For more information, contact Mrs. Adrianne A. Reed, Scholarship Coordinator, at [email protected] or 601-877-6296.
New essay by @CrimdocBrown that discusses some of the dynamics of the academy that potentially contribute to the lack of Black representation at the highest levels of the academy.
https://t.co/LpOVNg4mJ9
The historic Inauguration of Dr. Felecia M. Nave, Alcorn State University’s first female president, is scheduled for April 16. Visit the University website for more information about the other inaugural events. https://t.co/7gRbFkwiQn
STEM Scholarships Available. Deadline is April 5, 2021. For more information and to apply, visit https://t.co/40MoSLXfJ3, email [email protected] or call 601.877.6200.
Throughout the COVID-19 global pandemic, Alcorn has taken proactive steps to ensure the health of its community. Therefore, we will continue to follow our health protocols and require all students, faculty, staff, vendors, contractors, and visitors to wear masks while on campus.
NCCU's Career and Professional Development Center has received $100,000 grant from the State Employee’s Credit Union Foundation to provide paid internships for 20 students.
More details here: https://t.co/RF4PEpOYHT
A former North Carolina Central football player made history for the university by being the first Eagle to be a Super Bowl champion. https://t.co/7emDRY7EsC
Please join us to see the documentary, "After Selma: The Current Reality of Voter Suppression," on Thursday, 2/18/2021.
The event is free, but registration is required: https://t.co/XjEEfx69qj.
Please join us for the "Empowering Black Females: Building and Sustaining Bridges for Success" event on Monday, 2/15/21, from 5:30-7:00 pm via Zoom.
Participation is free, but registration is required. Please RSVP by 2/14/21 at https://t.co/jlvkPnEFOa to receive the Zoom link.
Join us January 26th at 7pm in hopes of obtaining more information on the Men’s Achievement Center and seeing if you would be a great fit for our organization. Can’t wait to see you there! Link will be provided in our bio
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