January 2013

Black History Month at Delaware State University

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Delaware State University will feature several events and exhibitions in celebration of Black History Month.
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Delaware State University will feature the following events and exhibitions during the 2013 Black History Month:   The King Center Imaging Project  Jan. 28 - Feb. 1 MLK Student Center, Parlor A   On display in the Parlor A of the MLK Student Center on campus, the digital exhibition showcases Dr. King’s life through the speeches and correspondences that helped change the heart of this nation. Visitors to this exhibition will have access to about 200,000 documents relating to Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement. Because it is the exhibition’s first 2013 stop in the U.S., a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday Jan. 28. Throughout the week, the exhibition will be free and open to the public each day from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. A Month Long MLK in Motion  Friday, Feb. 1 MLK Student Center, 1st Fl Lobby & 2nd Fl Mezzanine The display will feature a motivating Gallery Walk of inspiring pictures and quotes from famous African American men and women. Django Unchained Discussion Forum Thursday, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. Education & Humanities Theatre  A dialogue between a guest panel and the audience over the myriad of themes and topics that are given rise by the Quentin Taratino film, such as the cinematic portrayal of slavery, the economics of moviemaking for black and white filmmakers, and the effectiveness or the shortcomings of the conveyance in films of aspects of history.  Ain't I a Woman by Margot Emery Saturday, Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. Education & Humanities Theatre A play by Mrs. Margot Emery in the Education & Humanities Theatre. The production is a musical and theatrical celebration of four renowned African American women: Zora Neale Hurston, Clementine Hunter, Sojourner Truth, and Fannie Lou Hamer.  2013 DSU Founders Day Celebration  Thursday, Feb. 14 at 11 a.m. Education & Humanities Theatre The 2013 DSU Founders Day Celebration will highlight and tell the local black history stories of the University’s 10 permanent presidents and two acting presidents. An Evening with John Legend  Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. Memorial Hall Gymnasium  An Evening With John Legend, R&B and Hip Hop singer and songwriter, in the Memorial Hall Gymnasium on campus. Ticket information TBA. For more info, visit the DSU website.   

Dr. Johnnetta Cole event at DSU has been Postponed

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The Dr. Johnnetta Cole talk scheduled for Friday, Jan. 25 has been postponed. DSU is working to reschedule the visit, and will update you when a new date is scheduled.
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The Dr. Johnnetta Cole talk scheduled for Friday, Jan. 25 has been postponed. DSU is working to reschedule the visit, and will update you when a new date is scheduled.

 

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The scheduled guest speaking engagement on Jan. 25 featuring Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole has been postponed. University officials hope that it can be rescheduled in the future.

Renowned Nutritionist Dr. Ro to Speak at DSU Jan. 24

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  Renowned nutritionist Dr. Rovenia Brock, best known as "Dr. Ro." Delaware State University will jumpstart its annual Kickoff to Wellness with renowned television nutritionist Dr. Rovenia Brock -- who is well known as “Dr. Ro” – who will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24 in the Education and Humanities Theatre.   The event is free and open to the public.   Dr. Ro is the author of Ten Secrets To Livin’ Healthy and an award-winning health journalist and television personality known for her easy-to-apply diet, fitness and health advice for women and families.   As a leading nutrition coach for over two decades, she was named by More Magazine as one of the nation’s top five nutritionists. She served as nutrition coach on the daytime talk show The View, on which she helped Sherri Shepherd lose weight for her infamous on-camera swimsuit reveal. She contributes regularly to NBC’s Today Show, The CBS Early Show, Good Morning America, and to National Public Radio.   She is also a nutrition contributor to TV-One’s Makeover Manor where she also hosts Livin’ Healthy With Dr. Ro. As the go-to nutrition coach for real people and celebrities nationwide, Dr. Ro has been featured in O Magazine, Quick & Simple, Self, Ebony, Essence, The Dallas Morning News, Memphis Commercial Appeal and numerous national publications. Her book is recommended by USA Today and New York Daily News as a “must-have” to slim down.   Having lost her mother to stomach cancer at age nine, Dr. Ro has researched and written extensively about ways to break bad health habits—from eating high-calorie comfort foods and resisting exercise to giving up on health goals and taking on the negativity of saboteurs. In her quest to save a generation from early death and preventable disease, Dr. Ro’s passion for stemming the tide of childhood obesity recently led her to create a DVD series “Dr. Ro’s Fit Kidz” to teach children fun ways to embrace nutrition and fitness for healthier lifestyles.   Dr. Ro holds a PhD in Nutritional Sciences, a MS Degree in Community Nutrition and Broadcast Journalism from Howard University, and a BS degree in Foods and Nutrition from Virginia State University. As an award-winning nutritionist, she has received awards from the National Medical Association, the American Heart Association, The American Cancer Society, and is the recipient of Howard University’s Most Distinguished PhD alumnae award in 1998 and 2002. Dr. Ro is Head Nutrition Coach at Dr. Riggins' Medical Aesthetic Skin Care (MASC) in Washington, DC and Gadsden, Alabama, which she co-owns with her husband, Dr. Murray Riggins.    

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