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We're roughly 40 hours away from #Give1876, our annual Day of Giving. Our passion projects touch every corner of campus. Which one(s) will you support? give1876.stillman.edu/
Founder's Week has begun: Stillman College administrators and members of the Student Government Association convened at Greenwood Cemetery in Tuscaloosa to lay wreaths at the graves of Reverend Dr. Charles Allen Stillman, founder of the "Stillman Institute" in 1876, and Andrew F. Dickson, a co-founder and one of the first faculty members at Stillman.
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On Oct. 23, in the small town of Linden, Stillman College students and faculty participated in a community engagement meeting at First Missionary Baptist Church Linden, Alabama about the concern of health issues among the black community.
The major health problems that have been terrorizing this past year are diabetes and COVID-19. Through "Advancing Health Literacy," a grant-funded outreach program, Stillman College students Adrien Charles, Jimmy Hill, Ifeyinwa Nkemuakonam, Lionel Hudson, and Paul Cameron, along with Stillman faculty Dr. Allison Upshaw and Dr. Sharlene Newman, assisted with the program.
Major Rogers, a Stillman College alumnus, opened the meeting with an introduction about diabetics and the importance of staying healthy and being active.
Tamekia Dial, also an alumnus of Stillman College, was an active speaker at the meeting and touched upon the subject of being able to be consistent with controlling how you take care of yourself while being a diabetic. She talked to the children and teens that were present about choosing their meals wisely and cutting down on high sugar foods. Amazing questions were being asked in the audience which has expanded everyone’s mindset of what they need to do especially during this pandemic.
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