Tag: Howard University

We tell you what happened, why it happened,  what’s next and the politics of it all.

President Frederick speaks with Dr. Maureen Bell, the Chair of Emergency Medicine at Howard University Hospital, and Roy Dunlap, the Director of Environmental and Guest Services at Howard University Hospital.

President Wayne Frederick chats with veterans award-winning actress of stage and screen Cicely Tyson.

Analysis of the 59th Inauguration, imagery and new policies

We compare past presidential inaugurations with what we might expect tomorrow

Dr. Wayne Frederick talks to Dr. Dawn Williams, professor and dean of the Howard University School of Education.

Why is this different from the last impeachment of President Trump?

President Trump is again insisting he won Georgia and says he wants to find the votes that proves he did. 

President Wayne Frederick talks with Monique McClung, the President of the Howard University Staff Organization.

On this episode of “The Journey,” President Wayne Frederick talks with veteran journalist Maureen Bunyan.

How can labor and business best work together to survive and thrive during the pandemic?

President Wayne Frederick speaks with Dr. Michael Barnes, the Executive Director of the Howard University Counseling Service, as he shares his wisdom, insight and perspective on what we can do during the holidays to stay well.

Howard University is hosting a virtual job fair today and Wednesday

Dr. Wayne Frederick talks to Dr. Lori Wilson, Chief of the division of Surgical Oncology and Program Director of the General Surgical Residency at Howard University Hospital, on her journey dealing with breast cancer and empowering women’s health.

Dr. Wayne Frederick talks to Dr. Shelly McDonald-Pinkett, Chief Medical Officer with Howard University Hospital.

President Frederick talks with Michaella Moore, a graduating senior majoring in Biology and a Marshall Scholar at Howard University.

On this episode of “The Journey,” President Frederick chats with Howard University students Alexandria Adigun, a Junior Biology Major and Goldwater Scholar, and Bakari Siber, a Senior Political Science Major and Henry Luce Fellow.

What’s ahead for a Biden-Harris Administration?

President Frederick will speak with Ja’Ron Smith, the Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy. 

President Frederick speaks with Symone Sanders, Political Strategist, Commentator, and Senior Advisor for Former Vice President Joe Biden’s Presidential Campaign.

Journalists and analysts share their thoughts about coverage of Election 2020.

President Frederick talks with Mike Espy, Former Secretary of State for the United States Agriculture and Democratic Candidate for United States Senate.

President Frederick talks with Dr. Niambi Carter, Associate Professor with the Department of Political Science at Howard University.

A number of schools in Maryland and Virginia decided to cancel the SAT exams.

Attorney Nkechi Taifa discusses Black Lives Matter and the Black Power Movement as well as her autobiography.

President Wayne Frederick talks to Political Strategist Donna Brazile about the current political cycle and what we should expect as we approach the election.

We examine what the coronavirus infection means for President Trump’s health and the politics going forward.

A cautionary tale has prompted us to have a conversation about men’s health.

Bloomberg Philanthropies donates nearly $33 million to the Howard University College of Medicine.

The Cure Sickle Cell Now Move-On Event takes place throughout the month of September.

“Chad came to Howard University knowing exactly who he was and how he wanted to present himself personally and publicly.” -Vera Katz

President Wayne Frederick talks to the CEO of Howard University Hospital, Mrs. Anita Jenkins.

On Medical Monday we discuss colon cancer – how to prevent and treat it.

Our guests share their stories in helping to bring awareness to sickle cell anemia.

Boseman was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016, his family said in a statement. 

“Battle for the soul of the nation” shapes up.

Dr. Wayne Frederick talks to Dr. Reed V. Tuckson, Chair of the Health Sciences Committee of the Board of Trustees at Howard University.

African American voters and the 15th and 19th Amendments.

As of July 8th, 2020 there have been 93 homicides in DC so far this year.  This time last year, there were 78.

President Frederick speaks with Kim Wells, Executive Director of the Executive Education and Career Center of Excellence in the School of Business at Howard University.

Prompting black men to be more proactive about their health issues.

President Frederick speaks with Marie Johns, a Trustee at Howard University, as well as the Chairwoman of the Student Life Committee and Ambrose Lane Jr., Co-Founder of the Black Coalition Against COVID and Chair of the Health Alliance Network.

An arrest in the killing of George Floyd.

How would you grade the government response and what needs to be done… if anything… to improve it?

What are the plans for Howard University’s 2020 graduating class?

Who are you listening to and why?

President Frederick speaks with Dr. Maureen Bell, Medical Director of the Emergency Department at Howard University Hospital and Fernandez Blackshear, a Charge Nurse in the Emergency Department at Howard University Hospital.

How do we stay safe… while trying to stay safe during the pandemic?