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CIAA STATES
BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE
ST. AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE
SHAW UNIVERSITY
ST. PAUL’S COLLEGE
VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY
MEAC STATES
BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY
FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
NORTH CAROLINA A&T UNIVERSITY
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
UNIVERSITY
NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY of MARYLAND
EASTERN SHORE
SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY
SOUTH CAROINA STATE UNIVERSITY
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SIAC STATES
ALBANY STATE UNIVERSITY
CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY
BENEDICT COLLEGE
KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
FORT VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE
LANE COLLEGE
LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE
MILES COLLEGE
TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY
STILLMAN COLLEGE
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SWAC STATES
ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY
ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY
ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY
PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY of ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF
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CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY
CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (MO)
TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
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A Constellation of Stars
Women in Sports
By Lynn Williams
Women have made great strides within our global sports
community. The arena of sports has also been influenced
by these milestones and accomplishments. In tribute to
the ladies of sports, who leave it all out there on the
court, field, ring, track or mat, we highlight and celebrate
a few stars that shine in the Milky Way of our much loved
sports universe. They are daughters, sisters, wives,
mothers,
aunts,
role
models,
mentors,
authors, volunteers and just inspiring and phenomenal
women.
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee and she’s all woman.
Laila Ali, more than a pretty face and the daughter of the
beloved and famed Mohamed Ali, set the boxing world a
blaze and a chattering. This five foot 10 inch boxer with
a 70.4 inch reach caught the eye of boxing fans when
she won eight fights in a row. Many fans wanted to see
her face the daughter of George Foreman, Freeda
Foreman or the daughter of Joe Frazier, Jackie FrazierLyde. Well destiny was met on June 8, 2001. The match
was dubbed the Ali/Frazier IV in reference to their fathers’
famous fight trilogy. Laila and Jackie’s match made payfor-view history. It was the first pay-for-view match
between two Black women. Ali’s boxing record to date
stands at 24 wins in 24 matches. She had 21 wins
by knockouts. That’s right, no losses! Laila was named
by the International Boxing Association, the Women’s
Association and the International Woman’s Boxing
Federation as a Super Middleweight Champion.
Currently, she was just named as the Women’s Sports
Foundation incoming president. She will serve a twoyear term as an official spokesperson, and will help
shape strategic direction and development initiatives for
the organization. The Women’s Sports Foundation is a
national charitable educational organization dedicated
to advancing the lives of girls and women through
physical activity. Balancing work and home life, Laila and
her husband Curtis Conway, a former National Football
League (NFL) wide receiver, have their hands full with
their four children (he has three from a previous
marriage), and they are expecting their second together.
Who knows maybe there’s a third generation boxer in
the making?
Laila Ali
To Serve With Love - Colorful and noisy beads bobbing on plaited
braids turn the stately and quiet tennis world on its ear in 1994,
when Venus Ebony Starr Williams turned professional. Long gone
are the innocent giggles of yesteryear replaced by the hard hitting
serves, feverish scramble of intense court running hustle and great
tennis play. Venus and Serna, while recently plagued by or fighting
off injury, have certainly made their mark in the who’s who of tennis.
Venus was first ranked World number one in singles on February
25, 2002, becoming the first African-American to achieve that rank
in the open era; which began in 1968. Since 2002, Venus has
been ranked World number one in singles on two additional
occasions by the Women’s Tennis Association. She is currently
the reigning champion in women’s doubles at the French Open.
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She has 21 Grand Slam wins on her resume. This accomplishment
is more that any active women’s tennis player other than her
younger sister Serena. She has won seven Grand Slams in
singles, twelve in women’s doubles, and two in mixed doubles.
Venus was on a hot streak from the 2000 Wimbledon
Championships through the 2001 US Open. During that time,
she won four of the six Grand Slam singles tournaments held.
Additionally, during that time, she won two Gold Medals in singles
and doubles in the 2000 Sydney Olympics. She again won a Gold
Medal in the 2008 Olympics in doubles. She is currently ranked
World number 6 in singles.
Not to be outdone by her older sister, Serena Jameka Williams is
also a former World number one ranked tennis player. Serena
was first ranked World number one in singles on July 8, 2002.
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Serena has been ranked
World number one in
singles on four additional
occasions
by
the
Women’s
Tennis
Association. She is
currently the reigning
champion in women’s
doubles at the French
Open and in singles at
Wimbledon. She has 27
Grand Slam wins on her
resume. She has won 13
Grand Slams in singles,
twelve in women’s
doubles, and two in
mixed doubles. Serena
won a Gold Medal in
doubles in the 2000
Sydney Olympics.
champion off the field
also.
She does
volunteer work with the
M a k e - A - W i s h
Foundation and AIDS
Awareness. Briana also
has worked with the
First Lady, Michele
Obama, to help in the
fight against childhood
obesity. She was the
Asthma Spokesperson
for the Schering/Key
“Will to Win” Program.
She’s “goal”-den!
Just the stats - Once
while being interviewed,
she reminisced about
her childhood with her
brothers. Relegated as
Dominique Dawes
her brothers’ official ball
Just Magnificent getter, Cheryl had no
Dominique Dawes was a
ten year member of the US national gymnastics team. Did anyone idea that that humble beginning would open up a world of sport
know that when her parents signed her up at age six for a tumbling joy and occupation. Coming from a family of professional athletes,
class, which ultimately got cancelled, it would lead to her becoming the sister of retired National Basketball Association star Reggie
a three-time Olympian? As one of the “Magnificent Seven” at the Miller and former Major League Baseball catcher Darrell Miller,
1996 summer Olympics, Dominique became the first African- Cheryl has made her own mark on the sports world. She has
American person of any nationality or gender to win an Olympic received numerous awards. She holds the University of Southern
Gold Medal in gymnastics. She was also the first African-American California (USC) Trojans’ career record for points, rebounds, field
woman to win an individual Olympic medal in artistic gymnastics. goals made, free throw, games played and steals. Cheryl’s blocked
She was the first Black gymnast to be a part of a three medal shot record was broken by one. In 1984, she led the U.S. Team
winning teams. Since then, she has provided commentary for to the Gold Medal at the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. She
Yahoo’s coverage of the Beijing Olympics and the 2010 Winter was also part of the Gold Medal teams at the 1983 Pan American
Olympics. Dominique was the youngest president to serve the Games in Caracas, Venezuela, and 1986 Goodwill games in
Women’s Sports Federation. She was the first spokeswoman for Moscow. In November 1996, Cheryl became the first female
the Girl Scouts of America’s “Uniquely Me” Self-Esteem Campaign. analyst to call a nationally televised National Basketball
In addition to being a motivational speaker, Dominique is currently Association (NBA) game on TBS. She was a basketball
commentator at the 1994 Goodwill
on the Advisory Board of Sesame
Games. She was also a basketball
Workshop’s “Healthy Habits for Life”
reporter and called weightlifting for the
Program. She is a great advocate for
2001 Goodwill Games. She was the
autism awareness. She has a younger
women’s basketball analyst and men’s
brother who is autistic. Finally, showing
basketball reporter during the 1996
that she can make a perfect landing since
Atlanta Olympics. She was a field
she has ended her Olympic run, she
reporter for the 1987 Little League World
continues to give back to the community
Series and served as a correspondent
as Co-Chair of the President’s Council
for the 1988 Calgary Olympics. She has
on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition.
served as a sideline reporter for the 1991
She’s a Keeper - Briana Scurry is the
Capital One Bowl. She was voted
retired Gold Medalist goalkeeper for the
ESPN’s Woman Athlete of the Year in
United States women’s national soccer
1984. After graduating from USC in 1986,
team at the 1996 and 2004 Olympics.
she was drafted by several professional
She was a founding member of the
basketball leagues, including a men’s
Women’s United Soccer Association.
league, United States Basketball
She played for three seasons as the
League. She worked as an assistant
starting goalkeeper for the Atlanta Beat,
coach at her Alma Mater, USC for five
a women’s professional soccer team.
years. She was named head coach for
She was an All-American and
two seasons. She moved on to the
Minnesota’s High School Female Athlete
Women’s
National
Basketball
of the Year. At the end of her collegiate
Association (WNBA), where she served
career, she had 37 shutouts in 65 starts.
until 2000, as the team general manager
Serena
During the 1996 Olympics, she started
and head coach with the Phoenix
16 of the17 games and had a record of Williams
Mercury. While coaching the Mercury,
15 wins, 1 loss and one tie. She allowed
she always preached to her team: run,
11 goals with eight shutouts. She is a
run, and run.
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CIAA States
Unless otherwise indicated, we would like to thank those Colleges and Universities for their photo contributions in this section for
this special edition.
CIAA Institutions
Institution
Location
Est.
Affiliation
Bowie State University
Bowie, MD
1865
Chowan University
Elizabeth City State University
Murfreesboro, NC
Elizabeth City, NC
1848
1891
Fayetteville State University
Fayetteville, NC
1867
Johnson C. Smith University
Lincoln University, PA
Charlotte, NC
Lincoln University, PA
1867
1854
Livingstone College
Salisbury, NC
1879
St. Augustine’s College
St. Paul’s College
Shaw University
Virginia State University
Virginia Union University
Winston-Salem State University
Raleigh, NC
Lawrenceville, VA
Raleigh, NC
Petersburg, VA
Richmond, VA
Winston-Salem, NC
1867
1888
1865
1882
1865
1892
Public (University
Bulldogs
System of MD
Private/Baptist
Hawks
Public (University
Vikings
of North Carolina)
Public (University
Broncos
of North Carolina)
Private/Presbyterian Golden Bulls
Public
Lions
(Commonwealth
System of Higher
Education)
Private/African
Blue Bears
Methodist Episcopal
Zion
Private/Episcopal
Falcons
Private/Episcopal
Tigers
Private/Baptist
Bears
Public
Trojans
Private/Baptist
Panthers
Public (University
Rams
of North Carolina)
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2008
1957
1954
1926
1912 Re-admitted
2008
1931
1933
1923
1912
1920
1912
1945 Re-admitted
2010
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BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY
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ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY
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FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY
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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
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JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY
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VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
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LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE
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opportunities offered at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Today, minorities are experiencing high school dropout rates
in excess of 50 percent in many urban cities across the
nation. Students that do graduate are having a more difficult
time finding universities they can afford—and where their
culture is appreciated.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have
served the social, cultural and educational needs of
America’s young men and women for the last 170 years.
Their rich traditions and academic excellence have produced
thousands of leaders in the fields of business, medicine,
politics, law and sports.
Yet, many students across the United States are unaware of
the significance and relevance of these great institutions. That’s
why Black Educational Events has created HBCU Today, a
comprehensive guide to our nation’s HBCUs.
HBCUs are producing the highest number of AfricanAmerican Ph.D.s per capita and, according to Grambling
University President Horace Judson, at a time when the
United States is falling behind China and India in producing
engineers and scientists, universities like Grambling have
tailor-made their missions to be on the international stage.
Quality HBCU educational experiences are found not just in
large, well-endowed private schools like Howard, Hampton or
Tuskegee. From North Carolina A&T to Grambling State
University, there are strong HBCUs across the country. Many
of these state schools were created as “land grant” institutions
after the Civil War to educate freed slaves. Today, although
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The glaring reality is that without the role and function of HBCUs,
the landscape of America would be quite different. Had it not
been for the desire of Heman Marion Sweat and a rejection
letter from the University of Texas Law School, there would not
have been a Texas Southern Law School. Had there not been
a Dr. Benjamin Mays at Morehouse, there might not have been
a Martin Luther King, Jr.
Our nation’s 104 HBCUs are having an impact beyond just
educating young people—they are having a tremendous
economic impact on the communities in which they are
located.
That’s why HBCU Today is committed to spreading the
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VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
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THIS IS WHAT A HEART ATTACK FEELS LIKE TO A WOMAN
(SHORTNESS OF BREATH)
Heart Attack Symptons to Watch Out For:
Chest pain, discomfort, pressure or squeezing, like there’s a
ton of weight on you - Shortness of breath - Nausea Unusual upper body pain or discomfort in one or both arms,
back, shoulder, neck, jaw or upper part of the stomach Unusual fatigue - Breaking out in a cold sweat Lightheadness or Sudden Dizziness
If you experience any one of these symptons, don’t make
excuses for them. Make the Call. Don’t Miss a Beat.
To lean more, visit www.WomensHealth.gov/heartattack
MEAC States
Unless otherwise indicated, we would like to thank those Colleges and Universities for their photo contributions in this section for
this special edition.
MEAC Institutions
Institution
Nickname
Location
Est
Type
Tenure
Bethune–Cookman
Coppin State
Delaware State
Florida A&M
Wildcats
Eagles
Hornets
Rattlers
Daytona Beach, Florida
Baltimore, Maryland
Dover, Delaware
Tallahassee, Florida
1904
1900
1891
1887
Private
Public
Public
Public
Hampton
Howard
Maryland–Eastern Shore
Pirates
Bison
Hawks
Hampton, Virginia
Washington, D.C.
Princess Anne, Maryland
1868
1867
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Private
Private
Public
Morgan State
Bears
Baltimore, Maryland
1867
Public
Norfolk State
North Carolina A&T
North Carolina Central
Spartans
Aggies
Eagles
Norfolk, Virginia
Greensboro, North Carolina
Durham, North Carolina
1935
1891
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Public
Public
Public
Savannah State University Tigers
South Carolina State
Bulldogs
Savannah, Georgia
Orangeburg, South Carolina
1890
1896
Public
Public
1979–present
1985–present
1970–present
1979–1984,
1986–present
1995–present
1970–present
1970–1979,
1981–present
1970–1979,
1984–present
1997–present
1970–present
1970–1979,
2010–Present
2010–present
1970–present
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THIS IS WHAT A HEART ATTACK FEELS LIKE TO A WOMAN
(CHEST PAIN, DISCOMFORT, PRESSURE OR SQUEEZING, LIKE THERE’S A TON OF WEIGHT ON YOU)
Heart Attack Symptons to Watch Out For:
Chest pain, discomfort, pressure or squeezing, like there’s a
ton of weight on you - Shortness of breath - Nausea Unusual upper body pain or discomfort in one or both arms,
back, shoulder, neck, jaw or upper part of the stomach Unusual fatigue - Breaking out in a cold sweat Lightheadness or Sudden Dizziness
If you experience any one of these symptons, don’t make
excuses for them. Make the Call. Don’t Miss a Beat.
To lean more, visit www.WomensHealth.gov/heartattack
SIAC States
Unless otherwise indicated, we would like to thank those Colleges and Universities for their photo contributions in this section for
this special edition.
SIAC Institutions
Institution
Location
Founded
Affiliation
Nickname
Albany State University
Benedict College
Claflin University
Clark Atlanta University
Fort Valley State University
Kentucky State University
Albany, Georgia
Columbia, South Carolina
Orangeburg, South Carolina
Atlanta, Georgia
Fort Valley, Georgia
Frankfort, Kentucky
1903
1870
1869
1869
1895
1886
Public
Private/Baptist
Private
Private/Methodist
Public
Public
Lane College
LeMoyne-Owen College
Jackson, Tennessee
Memphis, Tennessee
1882
1862
Miles College
Morehouse College
Paine College
Stillman College
Tuskegee University
Fairfield, Alabama
Atlanta, Georgia
Augusta, Georgia
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Tuskegee, Alabama
1905
1867
1882
1874
1881
Private/Methodist
Private/United Church
of Christ
Private/Methodist
Private/Non-sectarian
Private/Methodist
Private/Presbyterian
Private/Non-sectarian
Golden Rams
Tigers
Panthers
Panthers
Wildcats
Thoroughbreds and
Thoroughbrettes
Dragons
Magicians
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Lions
Tigers
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KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY
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THIS IS WHAT A HEART ATTACK FEELS LIKE TO A WOMAN
(UNUSUAL UPPER BODY PAIN OR DISCOMFORT IN ONE OR BOTH ARMS, BACK,
SHOULDER, NECK, JAW OR UPPER PART OF THE STOMACH)
Heart Attack Symptons to Watch Out For:
Chest pain, discomfort, pressure or squeezing, like there’s a
ton of weight on you - Shortness of breath - Nausea Unusual upper body pain or discomfort in one or both arms,
back, shoulder, neck, jaw or upper part of the stomach Unusual fatigue - Breaking out in a cold sweat Lightheadness or Sudden Dizziness
If you experience any one of these symptons, don’t make
excuses for them. Make the Call. Don’t Miss a Beat.
To lean more, visit www.WomensHealth.gov/heartattack
SWAC States
Unless otherwise indicated, we would like to thank those Colleges and Universities for their photo contributions in this section for
this special edition.
SWAC Institutions
Institution
Location
Founded
Affiliation
Year
Joined
Nickname
Huntsville, Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
Lorman, Mississippi
Itta Bena, Mississippi
Jackson, Mississippi
1875
1867
1871
1950
1877
Public
Public
Public
Public
Public
1999
1982
1962
1968
1958
Bulldogs
Hornets
Braves
Delta Devils
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Lincoln University (MO)
Tennessee State University
West Virginia University
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Jefferson City, MO
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1887
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1912
1891
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Land-Grant
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