# Claudia Rankin

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Research immerses HBCU undergrads in biomedical engineering

For Americans over 65, falls are the leading cause of injury-related death. With increases in average life expectancy, the importance of balance training methodologies and assistive technologies towards maintaining overall health, improving balance, as well as preventing falls, has significant soci…

IAEOZ Ep 4 of 5

A power packed episode with industry leaders and even student leaders. Speakers: Moderator... Herbert Thompson, Ph.D., CEO, KEN Consulting Inc. Venus Welch-White, Ph.D., National Rural Energy Program Coordinator, Rural Business - Cooperative Service, Business Development Division, U.S. Department …

Monique Truong ain’t takin (flavor) bullies

Monique Truong is an award-winning author - but she’s really a Southern girl twice over, having been born in South Vietnam and lived in the American South. Her 3 acclaimed novels are all must-reads - The Book of Salt (2003), Bitter in the Mouth (2010), and The Sweetest Fruits (2019). You can also f…

Federal Research Funding Opportunities for HBCUs for GFY2020

BEYA 2020   Federal Research Funding Opportunities for HBCUs for GFY2020   Dr. Anika Bissahoyo - Assistant Vice-President for Research - Bowie State University Edward Lee - Program Coordinator - Air Force Office to Scientific Research Annette Owens-Scarboro - Small Business Program Manager - …

National Science Foundation HBCU-UP Director Claudia Rankins

National Science Foundation Program Director and former Hampton School of Science Dean Dr. Rankins shares the latest updates on federal HBCU research grants and the challenges HBCUs face in earning equitable review and support from federal resources.  Get full access to HBCU Digest at educationnews…

[Title Pending] with April Amara

In the third episode of Present Process, Daniel talks with April Amara to discuss her play [Title Pending]. The goal of Present Process is two fold: first, to highlight great plays from lesser known playwrights and elevate them as much as we can; and second, to demystify the process of writing a g…

Navigating Identity: Raising Biracial Black Boys ft. Dr. Claudia Rankins

In this conversation, host Dr. Catherine Quinlan discusses with guest Dr. Claudia Rankins, the complexities of raising biracial Black boys, focusing on identity, education, and cultural representation. They explore the challenges faced by mixed-race families, the importance of parental involvement,…

Simon Duffy on Being a Citizen

In this second episode of my conversation with Simon Duffy, we talk about the policy and practice implications of the concept. In the podcast, Simon refers to the work of philosophers Hannah Arendt, particularly her 1951 book The Origins of Totalitarianism, and Simone Weil. Simon also draws on Guy …

Simon Duffy on Being a Citizen

In this and the next episode of Ratio Talks, Simon Duffy talks about the foundational concept of citizen -not in the sense of citizen of a nation, but in terms of the rights and responsibilities of every person who lives in a country, regardless of their nationality. In the podcast, Simon refers to…