Uniting Divine Sistahs Program hosted by TAMU NPHC
“Uniting Divine Sistahs” program is dedicated to empowering Black women of all classifications at Texas A&M by providing culturally relevant information.
The “Uniting Divine Sistahs” course/program is dedicated to empowering African American women of all classifications at Texas A&M University by providing culturally relevant information. The “Uniting Divine Sistahs” course/program is designed to address the development of leader capacity and socially constructed identities. The course/program is an expansion from the pre-existing UDS retreat, whic
14/08/2019
For TAMU enrolled women of all classifications, apply today at nphc.tamu.edu/uds!
13/07/2019
The Fall 2018 UDS Application is available at nphc.tamu.edu/uds! Submit to Koldus 224 or e-mail completed application to our advisor, Sade A. Dawson at [email protected] edu.
Uniting Divine Sistahs (UDS) Course/Program – TAMU NPHC Uniting Divine Sistahs (UDS) Course/Program Uniting Divine Sistahs Program/Course Program Overview: The “Uniting Divine Sistahs” program/course is a ten-week program/course with new member selected each fall semester by application and interview process. Membership in the course/program is exclu...
29/01/2018
UDS Fall 2017 Program begins today!!
20/04/2017
The Fall 2017 UDS Application is available at nphc.tamu.edu/uds! Submit to Koldus 224 or e-mail completed application to our advisor, Sade A. Dawson at [email protected] edu.
Uniting Divine Sistahs (UDS) Course/Program – TAMU NPHC The “Uniting Divine Sistahs” program/course is a ten-week program/course with new member selected each fall semester by application and interview process. Membership in the course/program is exclusive and highly competitive, offering the opportunity to top applicants. The candidates for membership w...
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14/11/2016
The Uniting Divine Sistahs Program participants are hosting a dinner to honor Black female faculty & staff at Texas A&M University and unveil their research presentations. Our target audience is Black women at TAMU - serious inquiries to attend may RSVP.