Dr. Ann W. Kimbrough

from The HBCU Nation Radio Show Hosted by TheHBCUNation

Anthony Ray and Dr. Ann Weade Kimbrough discuss Florida A&M University's partnership with the Black Television News Channel. Dr. Ann L. Wead Kimbrough has been Dean of the School of Journalism & Graphic Communication, Florida A&M University, since August 2012. The veteran, award-winning financial journalist is also a tenured, full professor. Dean Kimbrough is fortunate to serve some 600 undergraduate students, faculty and staff in the SJGC. She also has a distinguished, 27-year career in higher education and has served in leadership positions in government and special events management that includes the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.

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