- Jun 3, 2009
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Hey guys, I was wondering if y'all could do me a favor & go on over to this website,
http://www.retoolyourschool.com/vote-now.aspx
find Florida Memorial University (on page 2 right now, #27)
& pretty please vote! Sadly, being the only HBCU in South Florida hasn't gotten us the recognition I feel we rightly deserve. Most of our facilities are deplorable, our name isn't up there w the big HBCU dogs so we're sort of left out in the cold when it comes to super awesome things like this &, needless to say, this could really help us little guys out! We have so much to gain from this & I'd really appreciate it if y'all took a few seconds out of your day & vote!
Thanks, NT
Just a little info on us:
Located in the City of Miami Gardens, Florida Memorial University is a private, historically Black institution offering 41 undergraduate degree programs and 4 graduate degree programs to a culturally diverse student body. Since its inception in 1879, the University has upheld a commitment to providing a solid foundation for thousands of young people and opening doors to educational opportunities that may have otherwise been closed to them. As South Florida’s only Historically Black College or University (HBCU), it is widely recognized for being the birthplace of the Negro National Anthem, “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing
http://www.retoolyourschool.com/vote-now.aspx
find Florida Memorial University (on page 2 right now, #27)
& pretty please vote! Sadly, being the only HBCU in South Florida hasn't gotten us the recognition I feel we rightly deserve. Most of our facilities are deplorable, our name isn't up there w the big HBCU dogs so we're sort of left out in the cold when it comes to super awesome things like this &, needless to say, this could really help us little guys out! We have so much to gain from this & I'd really appreciate it if y'all took a few seconds out of your day & vote!
Thanks, NT
Just a little info on us:
Located in the City of Miami Gardens, Florida Memorial University is a private, historically Black institution offering 41 undergraduate degree programs and 4 graduate degree programs to a culturally diverse student body. Since its inception in 1879, the University has upheld a commitment to providing a solid foundation for thousands of young people and opening doors to educational opportunities that may have otherwise been closed to them. As South Florida’s only Historically Black College or University (HBCU), it is widely recognized for being the birthplace of the Negro National Anthem, “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing