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Friday, August 26 2011 |
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Area school districts partner with United College Action Network-UCAN to present the 18th Annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Tour June 17-22, 2012
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Friday, September 03 2010 |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
UNITED COLLEGE ACTION NETWORK (U-CAN)PRESENTS THE U-CAN ELEVENTH ANNUAL HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE RECRUITMENT FAIR SEPTEMBER 12 - 20, 2011, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REGION and LAS VEGAS, NEVADA.
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Wednesday, June 25 2008 |
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Wednesday, June 25 2008 |
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The Capital City Football Classic is an authentic down-home football game featuring two premier Historical Black Colleges, (HBCU) Shaw University and Texas Southern University and a Battle of the Bands during a special halftime show. The Capital City Football Classic aims to provide capital, resources, and volunteers to programs throughout Sacramento and Northern California that promotes Literacy, Education, and Cultural Diversity.
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Wednesday, September 28 2005 |
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With all the drama surrounding deadly hurricanes along the Gulf Coast states and parts of Texas, colleges and universities pulled off a valiant effort to participate in the United College Action Network’s (U-CAN) College Fair in Sacramento.
Schools such as Xavier and Dillard affected by hurricanes Katrina and Rita still made the trip to fulfill students on the West Coast dreams off attending a historically Black college of university.
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Tuesday, February 08 2005 |
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Alan Rowe, Founder Of The United College Action Network And
Several Schools Join Together To Help Recruit Youth
The Midyear Historically Black College Recruitment Fair held
January 31-February 3, attracted close to 3,500 high school seniors from
Northern and
Central California.
The event, sponsored by The United College Action Network
(U-CAN); Grant Joint Union High School; Natomas Unified School District; United
Black Student Unions of California” Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., The
Greater Sacramento Urban League and The OBSERVER Newspapers, was a huge success
doubling in size compared to last year.
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