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Dr. Michael Tyrone Williams [EdD ’20, CAGS ‘09], was awarded the 2021 W.E.B. DuBois Higher Education Award by the National Alliance of Black School Educators. This award is bestowed upon individuals who have undergone great personal and professional sacrifice in the service of educational advancement for African Americans. According to NABSE, Dr. Williams “demonstrates excellence and the highest standards of ethical, conduct, integrity and civic and social responsibility.”
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Alumna Stacey Borden [MEd in Mental Health Counseling, ‘16], helps formerly incarcerated women heal from trauma and avoid a cycle of returning to prison. Having been incarcerated herself for three decades, Borden knows the emotional, financial and other challenges these women face. She is committed to helping them transform their lives, focusing on recovery rather than punishment. She founded New Beginning Reentry Services, a nonprofit that provides safe housing and support for women coming out of prison.
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