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Join Us At LinkedIn.Com

Created by Jonathan (Executive Director) Dec 31, 2011 at 1:46pm. Last updated by Jonathan (Executive Director) Dec 31, 2011.

Small Business Resources

Created by Mr. Jaha (National Program Director) Aug 27, 2008 at 11:47am. Last updated by Mr. Jaha (National Program Director) Dec 16, 2008.

So, You want to be an Entrepreneur

Created by Roderick (NOLA Program Director) Feb 26, 2009 at 2:42pm. Last updated by Roderick (NOLA Program Director) Mar 6, 2010.

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Entrepreneur.Com

How to Become a Carbon-Neutral Business

Need Inspiration? Three 'Doing Good' Success Stories

A Grow-Your-Own Business For Herbivores

BlackEnterprise.Com

The Future of Black History: Film Director Ava DuVernay

WATCH: Mc Lyte, Keisha Knight Pulliam & Others Remember Whitney Houston

Apple iPads Seized Over Trademark Dispute

BusinessWeek.Com

U.S. Visa Policy May Hurt Luxury Retailers

Archive: The New Solar Middlemen

Etsy's Funky Brooklyn Headquarters

Other AH Links

AllanHouston.Com for the latest on Allan and his activities beyond the game!
Facebook to join the cause and support the programs of the Allan Houston Legacy Foundation.
FKB Nation to learn about Allan's program to strengthen father-son and mentor-mentee relationships in New York, Detroit and Atlanta.
Miko

Black Males Teachers

Black Male Teachers   
Do you know any Black males who are seniors in high school who want to go to college out of state for FREE?  Several Black Colleges are looking for future black male teachers and will send them to universities/colleges for 4 years. FREE. 
The 'Call Me MISTER' program is an effort to address the critical shortage of African American male teachers, particularly among South Carolina 's lowest performing public schools. Program participants are selected from among under-served, socio-economically disadvantaged and educationally at-risk communities. 

The program is a collaboration between Clemson University and four historically black colleges in South Carolina : Benedict College , Claflin University , Morris College and South Carolina State University. 

The project provides: 

-Tuition for admitted students pursuing approved programs of study at participating colleges. 
-An academic support system to help assure their success. 
-A cohort system for social and cultural support. 

Visit <http://www.callmemister.clemson.edu/index.htm> for more details and the online application or call (800) 640-2657 

Last updated by Jonathan (Executive Director) Oct 24, 2008.