THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH: Its Emergence out of the HBCUs:
This Book, "THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH (NSAH): Its Emergence out from the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)", chronicles the activities of the organization since its establishment during the Post-Segregation period. The 43-year organizational journey documents the historical activities that parallel the civil rights movement to the present day.
This book shares the insight of the four African American founders who were educators at HBCUs and supporters of allied health sciences on their campuses. Through their leadership, institutional support was garnered on other HBCU campuses in support of the organization. Through the visionary actions of the founders, opportunities were created for African Americans at participating HBCUs to develop and hone their skills in research, teaching, and leadership.
This book carefully documents the organizational outcomes over time and can be considered a major contribution to the allied health literature. It serves as a true testament to the African American spirit in creating educational opportunities on HBCU campuses and in communities of color where allied health professionals are underrepresented and needed the most. Undoubtedly, this book will inspire future generations to read about the founders and their influence on allied health at HBCUs.
It is recommended that this book serves as "a readily available resource" at HBCU libraries. The content will likely serve as an inspiration for faculty researchers, educators, and students for generations to come.
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THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH: Its Emergence out of the HBCUs:
This Book, "THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH (NSAH): Its Emergence out from the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)", chronicles the activities of the organization since its establishment during the Post-Segregation period. The 43-year organizational journey documents the historical activities that parallel the civil rights movement to the present day.
This book shares the insight of the four African American founders who were educators at HBCUs and supporters of allied health sciences on their campuses. Through their leadership, institutional support was garnered on other HBCU campuses in support of the organization. Through the visionary actions of the founders, opportunities were created for African Americans at participating HBCUs to develop and hone their skills in research, teaching, and leadership.
This book carefully documents the organizational outcomes over time and can be considered a major contribution to the allied health literature. It serves as a true testament to the African American spirit in creating educational opportunities on HBCU campuses and in communities of color where allied health professionals are underrepresented and needed the most. Undoubtedly, this book will inspire future generations to read about the founders and their influence on allied health at HBCUs.
It is recommended that this book serves as "a readily available resource" at HBCU libraries. The content will likely serve as an inspiration for faculty researchers, educators, and students for generations to come.
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THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH: Its Emergence out of the HBCUs:

THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH: Its Emergence out of the HBCUs:

THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH: Its Emergence out of the HBCUs:

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This Book, "THE ARCHIVAL HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH (NSAH): Its Emergence out from the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)", chronicles the activities of the organization since its establishment during the Post-Segregation period. The 43-year organizational journey documents the historical activities that parallel the civil rights movement to the present day.
This book shares the insight of the four African American founders who were educators at HBCUs and supporters of allied health sciences on their campuses. Through their leadership, institutional support was garnered on other HBCU campuses in support of the organization. Through the visionary actions of the founders, opportunities were created for African Americans at participating HBCUs to develop and hone their skills in research, teaching, and leadership.
This book carefully documents the organizational outcomes over time and can be considered a major contribution to the allied health literature. It serves as a true testament to the African American spirit in creating educational opportunities on HBCU campuses and in communities of color where allied health professionals are underrepresented and needed the most. Undoubtedly, this book will inspire future generations to read about the founders and their influence on allied health at HBCUs.
It is recommended that this book serves as "a readily available resource" at HBCU libraries. The content will likely serve as an inspiration for faculty researchers, educators, and students for generations to come.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781648265389
Publisher: DESMOND MICHAEL COVERLEY
Publication date: 03/01/2021
Pages: 496
Sales rank: 1,088,565
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 1.06(d)

About the Author

Desmond Michael Coverley was born in Grand Turk, Turks, and Caicos Islands and is commonly known as Brother Des.
Brother Des's educational pursuits include a high school diploma from H. J. Robinson High School, Grand Turk; a degree in Religious and Christian Education from Blue Water Bible College, St Thomas USVI (1972); Associate in Applied Science degree in Radiologic Technology from the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), Washington DC (1983); a BA degree in Physician Assistantship (PA) from Howard University, Washington DC (1987); a master’s degree in Clinical & Community Psychology from the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), Washington DC (1993); and a Ph.D. in Organizational Communication & Health Communication from Howard University, Washington DC (2008). He also received training and certifications in Substance Abuse at the University of the West Indies, Trinidad (1997); Iridology in California (2002-2003 & 2007); and Distance Learning at Howard University, Washington, DC (2013).
Brother Des lectured at Howard University as an Associate Professor in sciences for 18 years, at which time he served the National Society of Allied Health (NSAH) as President-Elect (2007-2009) and President (2009-2012). He is presently serving as a Member of the Board.
Brother Des has engaged in Christian Education. He was ordained to the Gospel Ministry (1974); Pastor of the Bible Baptist Church (8 Yrs.); Founded the Grand Turk Christian Academy, Grand Turk, TCI.; Founded and pastored Bible Study Ministries for many years – TCI & Maryland. Also, while performing his ministries, he founded the Drug Unit and Directed the National Drug Council of the Turks and Caicos Islands. He holds an Indefinite License in Christian Ministries from The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Washington since 1991.
For most of Brother Des’ life, he taught prophecy from the Word of God. As an author, he has published nine books, Global Warming Or God’s Warning; The Mystery: Mortals Becoming Immortal; The Coming Great Tribulation On The Earth; Armageddon; The Only True And Righteous Judge; The Last Leader is Coming; The Bible Explains the Climate Change Controversy; Climate Change and Signs of the End Time; The Archival History of the National Society of Allied Health. Books may be purchased on Amazon.com and IngramSpark.com. Bro Des’ Slogan is, “Read and Be Ready”
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