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The 'A&T News Minute' is hosted by JOMC majors and produced through the facilities of the North Carolina A&T State University Television Studio. The 'A&T News Minutes' are recorded daily to update the Aggie Community on important happenings on and around campus. If you would like to submit an item for the 'A&T News Minute' please email the event details to kpdevann@ncat.edu
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 The Blue & Gold Marching Machine of North Carolina A&T State University has joined nearly 5,000 student-musicians from 45 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in taking their first steps on "The Road to the Honda," in hopes of being one of the eight lucky bands slated to finish their journey in Atlanta, Ga., at the 2010 Honda Battle of the Bands Invitational Showcase.
The Honda Battle of the Bands (HBOB) Invitational Showcase, scheduled to take place Sat., Jan. 30, 2010 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, is the world's largest and most highly anticipated HBCU musical event of its kind. The Invitational Showcase not only serves as a platform to highlight and showcase the heritage and showmanship of the HBCU college marching bands, but it also serves as the only national music scholarship program of its kind. For the 2010 program, the A&T Blue & Gold Marching Machine is among the 45 participating bands that will receive a $1,000 grant for their musical programs, with an additional $20,000 awarded to the eight institutions selected to advance to the 2010 Invitational Showcase.(Read More)
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 The Biology Department is excited to announce that the Twelfth Life and Physical Sciences Research Symposium at North Carolina A&T State University will occur on Friday February 26, 2010. The theme for this year’s program is, Ethnic Variations in Cancer: Prevention, Diagnosis and the Search for a Cure.
Since its inception, the primary goal of the symposium is to provide a venue for researchers from across disciplines at the university and at various institutions throughout the state to present their research in a public forum. The objectives of the symposium are 1) to provide a forum for networking and scientific exchange between faculty scientists and students with researchers on and off the campus 2) to profile the achievements of students and to inspire them to pursue biomedical research and scientific research careers and 3) to inform the community about health disparities issues.
Want to learn more? Visit their website at: http://cas.ncat.edu/registration or contact:
Ms. Jennifer Lyons
Biology Department, Barnes Hall 104
North Carolina A&T State University
1601 E. Market St.
Greensboro, NC 27411
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