Central State University and President Dr. Cynthia Jackson-Hammond Recognized by Ohio House Representatives
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Posted By: Hija Chang on February 07, 2017 Members of the Ohio House of Representatives commended Central State University and President Dr. Cynthia Jackson- Hammond for their positive impact on the state of Ohio during the January 25th session. Joining Representatives Rick Perales of the 73rd District, and Bill Dean of the 74th District were members of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus (OLBC) in presenting resolutions lauding the accomplishments of President Jackson-Hammond and the University. “If you look at her resume you will find a very detailed and impressive list of accomplishments,” Rep. Perales remarked. “Dr. Jackson-Hammond is the right person for the right time to lead Central State University." Both, Rep. Perales and Rep. Dean reiterated President Jackson-Hammond’s achievements as the 2016 Female President of the Year among historically black colleges and universities selected by HBCU Digest and one of the Top 100 Women to Watch selected by Bizwomen. The progression of the University and the final push, which led to the University's federal designation as an 1890 Land-Grant Institution was attributed to her bold leadership. Also highlighted was CSU's national ranking as the fifth most affordable University (for out-of-state students) and curriculum enhancements in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Agriculture (STEM-Ag) education. "This is indeed an honor for Central State University; 130 years of academic excellence," President Jackson Hammond stated as she addressed the House of Representatives and visiting CSU administrators. "We really work very hard and diligently not to just be a success for our students, but to be a success for the state of Ohio.” During his closing remarks Rep. Dean declared, “Today the University stands as a beacon of opportunity!” http://www.centralstate.edu/index.php If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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