North Georgia College & State University

The School of Nursing and Allied Health is pleased to have understudies who are chosen for the Honors College (HC) and seek after the HC Curriculum. The nursing staff have received an educational modules arrange for that coordinates the HC courses and the BSN degree arrangement prerequisites. The educational programs and the movement through the four years is given on a guide and a worksheet, which you can get through your nursing personnel consultant. The School of Nursing and Allied Health…

some of the most important students at every university. They represent their school, and they are highly valued by the university they attend. “University of Missouri Campus Protests: ‘This is Just a Beginning’” explains that about thirty black Missouri University football players stated via Twitter that they would not participate in football activities until their president, Tim Wolfe, resigned for his recent mishandling of racial issues at the university. Soon after, Wolfe resigned…

In the early 1960’s there were many major events in the civil rights movement. During this time, college students had become the most compelling force for social change. In 1960, young black and some white activists in Raleigh, North Carolina, formed the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Their top priority was to replace segregation with a “beloved community” of racial justice and give blacks control over the decisions that affected them.In 1961, the Congress of Racial Equality…

The Reconstruction occurred within the United States between the years 1863 and 1877. This period was much needed after the Civil War that had previously occurred. The civil war had essentially split the country and left many questions concerning how the United States could rebuild and move forward as a whole. The country worked to heal the northern and southern states, as both had been largely affected by the war. Additionally, there was a pull between presidential and congressional powers, as…

The Vietnam War is known to be the only war the United States ever lost. It was extremely unpopular and had approval ratings of below 20% (McConnell 183). It left us with a war memorial containing the names of 58,209 dead soldiers, all inscribed on black granite (Isaacs 1). Although the military action of the Vietnam War took place thousands of miles from our shores, the war’s effects were strongly felt in the United States of America. Vietnam was originally a French colony, and it gained…

College players receive an athletic scholarship which pays for the education, but nothing else. The majority of football and basketball players can not afford food, and some can’t even afford college. Getting a full scholarship is undoubtedly a very valuable opportunity for the players to have a fantastic education, but many division one student athletes go for sports rather than education. Once the athlete is on campus, the students receive one meal a day that is included from the NCAA but that…

GED, diploma, or high school equivalent accreditation, and four years at a postsecondary institution. (Pérez) Education not only promotes greater success in labor but also opening opportunities that were only granted to natives. Still, the current state polices in place have created interferences with those pursuits and these effects are most felt by undocumented…

the death penalty to those settlers who denied the divinity of Jesus. Georgia - reasons for development- Georgia was developed to serve as a buffer between the profitable Carolina from the Spaniards and the French. The colony received government subsidies to act as this border and protect the money that was being made in the Carolinas and Virginia. Philanthropists like James Oglethorpe, wanted to make the colony a buffer state and a haven for debtors. All southern colonies - economy…

in getting rights passed for women. College campuses across the country saw some of the biggest riots in American history. The baby boomers of the 60s were ready for a change and this caused what many have considered the counter culture of the 60s. Policymakers during this time viewed Vietnam through the simplistic ideological prism of the Cold War. Presidents…

of 2010, a conference marking the 50th anniversary of the founding of SNCC was held at Shaw University. According to the conference website, more than 1100 people attended (Save the date, 2009). The conference lasted four days and consisted of formal addresses and panel discussions about the efforts of SNCC and how the founders carried on when SNCC ended. In 2013, the SNCC Legacy Project and Duke University formed a partnership collect and share the historic struggles for voting rights and to…