#be_ht

1. Create a bucket list.

2. Post weekly blogs every Sunday.

3. Create a monthly budget.

4. Meal prep. ( Healthier lifestyle.)

5. Learn to say “Hello” in 100 Languages. 

6. Take an art class.

7. Buy a car.

8. Work-out weekly.

9. Have a photo shoot done to show muscle growth.

10. Get an apartment.

11. Adopt an animal.

12. Organize a Family portrait.

13. Create a signature dish.

14. Be on a Radio or Television show.

15. Remain up to date on latest Fashion, Music, Books,...& etc.

16. Visit Howard University | Washington, D.C.

17. Write a poem.

18. Become more organized.

19. “Unplug” for a week.

20. Graduate from college, Class of 2017!

21. Embrace my being 21, March 19th. (I will not be 21, until 2016.)

22. Achieve a 4.0 for one semester.

23. Create a new family tradition.

24. Build something.

25. Be vegetarian for a week.

26. Plant a tree on Earth Day.

27. Start a memory jar.

28. Complete a painting in one day.

29. Start a scholarship fund/program.

30. Fall in love accidentally. 

Interested in knowing what Huston-Tillotson University is doing? Attached below there’s a link that will lead you to Huston-Tillotson University Communications program Wordpress. Our fellow Rams have a lot in store for you guys this semester, and would like your full support. Our teams goal is to keep you guys posted on what’s going on here on Huston-Tillotson campus every month.

Please be sure to click the link: https://hturam.wordpress.com

It’s that time of the year again,

Friday, April 17, 2015, Huston-Tillotson University held their 10th annual Miss United Negro College Fund Scholarship Pageant. Miss UNCF, is a pageant that raises money going towards scholarships for high school seniors and college students. Monyae Turner, Aeris Broussard, and KiaYanna Monroe were the ladies running for the crowing for this pageant.

Each one of these ladies represented proudly why they should be Huston-Tillotson University 2015-2016 Miss UNCF. Showing the university their leadership skills, defining their woman empowerment, and also becoming more social with the student body here on HT’s campus. Each candidate worked countless days and nights to raise money for this scholarship and put forward effort towards their campaign.

As the end of the pageant was slowly approaching, Turner, Broussard, and Monroe did an outstanding job. Each platform was very well put together, excellent response to the questions asked, and great talent piece.

Although there are a total of seventeen building here at Huston-Tillotson university, each building is named to recognize someone who contributed to the University. When students visit each of these buildings, they may not think of the significance that it holds here at Huston-Tillotson campus. Out of those seventeen buildings, Jackson-Moody has the most panoramic view of the City of Austin. Located on the top hill sandwiched between Mary E. Branch Gymnasium and King-Seabrook Chapel. This building houses for the Department of Humanities and Fine Arts and Social and Behavioral Sciences.

The building named after a former trustee and generous donor Dr. E.W. Jackson, and the Moody Foundation of Galveston, Texas.

Beside serving as a constructing facility, Jackson-Moody is also home to the Huston-Tillotson Concert Choir, who recently perform at The Kennedy Performing Art Center, in Washington, D.C.

The Center for Academic Excellence is located on the first level of Jackson-Moody’s hall. This portion of the complex holds not only facility, but also student leaders who are willing to help their fellow ram peers on campus. The Center for Academic Excellence is open Monday through Friday; it offers academic assistance for students in their educational journey at Huston-Tillotson University. The writing studio offers assistance in Jackson-Moody room 103.

To read further information on Jackson-Moody, click the link attached: