Former name. Natchez Seminary (1877–1883) Jackson College (1883–1940) Mississippi Negro Training School (1940–1944) Jackson College for Negro Teachers (1944– ... History · Campuses · Athletics · Notable alumni

JSU History · 1877: Founded in Natchez, Miss., as Natchez Seminary, operating under the auspices of the American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York.

Founded as Natchez Seminary in 1877 by the American Baptist Home Mission Society, the school was established as Natchez, Mississippi “for the moral, religious ...

9 окт. 2024 г. · The W.E.B. Du Bois Honors College for exceptional and high-achieving students was founded by educator Maria Luisa Alvarez Harvey in 1980. In ...

On this date in 1877, Jackson State University (JSU) was founded. It is a public Historically Black College and University (HBCU). Located in Jackson, ...

In 1883, the college relocated to Jackson, and the name was changed to Jackson College. In 1974, it became Jackson State University (JSU). An African ...

Initially founded as a seminary in the town of Natchez in 1877, the school operated as a private church institution with an emphasis on training African ...

Jackson State University, located in downtown Jackson, is Mississippi's only urban historically black public university. Founded in 1877 as Natchez Seminary ...

In August 1966, the Alabama State Board of Education elevated the college to university status, which prompted a school name change to Jacksonville State ... List of Jacksonville State... · Jacksonville, Alabama · Gamecocks

From modest beginnings, Jacksonville State University has evolved into the educational center of northeast Alabama. The Alabama Legislature, in the 1882-83 ...