Student Intern Program

Attention College Students!!!

It’s time to apply for Internship Opportunities.

BDPA Student Internship Program (SIP)
Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA) has several internships available for college students majoring in Computer science, Computer engineering, Management Information Systems or related curriculum.
BDPA, its corporate sponsors, and industry experts all agree that preparation is best accomplished when classroom instruction is combined with hands-on experience in a real work environment.

Please have them join the “Project Z” email list at the link below.

http://blacksgonegeek.org/DearITIntern.aspx

This is a time sensitive request. On December 15th we will connect subscribers on the “Project Z” email list with HR recruiters and hiring managers, looking for technology students to fill internships and entry level positions.

Please share this information with your friends, co-workers, church members, etc so that they can help us pass the word. The key is that we must share what we know with others so we can all grow and prosper.

Information Technology Student Intern Program

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This is free and sanction and developed by Microsoft.  I am told that current it is #2 to Norton.

Best Colleges for African American

Best Colleges For African American

88 Best Colleges for African Americans


 I found this site through being honored as a resource by St. Mark United Methodist Church.  The site is called Best Colleges For African American.  His has some great information that should be shared and it shows the ACT/SAT scores needed to get inthe 88 colleges listed.  Please visite the site at  Best Colleges for Afridcan American (click the link to retrieve the information).
 
I was guided to the St. Mark United Methodist Church by design and I thank you for promoting the blog to your congregation and visitors.  In the end, we are our brothers' keepers and what we put in will be what we get out.  You control your destine, so go for the gusto and succeed, succeed, and succeed......
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Department of Veterans Affairs Voluntary Service (VAVS)

VAVS founded in 1946 to provide for our nation's veterans while they are cared for by VA health care facilities. It is one of the largest centralized volunteer program in the Federal government with over 350 organizations support VAVS. Volunteers have provided over 676 million hours of service since 1946.

Community Assistance

Assist veteran patients by augmenting staff with end of life care programs, foster care, community-based volunteer programs, hospital wards, nursing homes, and veteran outreach centers.

Contributions

Annual contributions over $50 million in gifts and donations and Volunteers contributed a more than 13 million hours of service to veterans in FY2005. VAVS volunteers are a priceless asset to America's veterans and to VA

How do I sign up to be a VAVS Volunteer?You have two convenient ways:

1) Contact the Department of Veterans Affairs facility nearest you. Ask for Voluntary Service. Tell their staff of your interest in becoming a VAVS Volunteer. The staff will take care of everything else including your interview, orientation, and assignment! Locate the VA facility is nearest you.

2) Or Volunteer NOW! Ffill out and submit the form. Someone from your local VAVS office will contact you with additional information.

Dr. John Hope Franklin's Debut on WeallBe Radio

My Challenge Was To Weave Into The Fabric Of American History Enough Of The Presence Of Blacks So That The Story Of The United States Could Be Told Adequately And Fairly."
~Dr. John Hope Franklin

Please click the link below to view Dr. John Hope Franklin debut on "WeAllBe Radio":

http://blogtalkradio.com/hostpage.aspx?show_id=25754

On May 30, 2007, I interviewed the legendary Scholar/Author the and only Dr. John Hope Franklin. Dr. Franklin is almost 100 years young yet he has a sharp mind and wit that can easily compete with many of us on this list. Dr. Franklin represents the bridge between Dr. Cornel West/Dr. Michael Eric Dyson and Dr. W.E.B. DuBois/Dr. Carter G. Woodson in terms of African American scholarship.

Also review an article I wrote concerning my first encounters with this amazing man: Keep Hope Alive In 1995, Dr. Franklin was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor...On November 15, 2006, it was announced that Franklin was the third recipient of the John W. Kluge Prize for lifetime achievement in the study of humanity. He shared the prize with Yu Ying-shih.

Please click link below to read more about Dr. John Hope Franklin:

Dr. John Hope Franklin aka Dean of African American History

W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Waiting For You

Article submitted by Ronald Herd II aka R2C2H2