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Ten high school students will be participating in a week-long workshop at Monroe College, New Rochelle, NY, to explore a future career as an Early Childhood education teacher or administrator in a high-needs school environment.

In 1906, George M. Cohan wrote a musical tribute to New Rochelle, NY, "45-minutes to Broadway." But the show's signature song is overdue for an update. It's a quick 30-minute ride to Grand Central and another 5 to the legend's Times Square statue.

National Minority Business Council continues the celebration of its 40th Anniversary by presenting awards tonight to individuals & organizations that support its advocacy work for businesses owned by womrn, people of color and Veterans .

"Pre-approval" for a mortgage means little if not backed up with evidence of income for the past two years and current earnings.

Monroe College will be the first college or university to offer an MBA course in Flushing, Queens, starting in September. An information session will be held on Tuesday, June 26th, from 6:00 - 7:30 PM at the Sheraton Laguardia Hotel.

National Minority Business Council (www.nmbc.org) marks 40th Anniversary at June 28th reception. Keynote remarks to be delivered by William Thompson, chair of N.Y. Gov. Cuomo's Minority & Women Business Enterprise Team and 2013 NYC Mayoral hopeful

The Minority Business Hall of Fame & Museum will honor six new inductees to the Minority Business Hall of Fame & Museum. Honorees include a former administrator of the U. S. Small Business Administration and various not-for-profit organizations.

Recent headlines have called into question the mental stability of the individuals involved. This raises the question of why mental health tends to create public relations crises and why those involved haven't learned from the mistakes of others.

Jamaican member of Parliament meets with constituents at Monroe College in New Rochelle, encouraging them to complete their studies and come back home. Monroe offers Jamaicans a scholarship incentive worth up to $3500 per semester.

Monroe College alumnus returns to Trinidad-Tobago to share success story after earning her bachelor's degree in New York. She brings with her a scholarship offer of $3500/semester, worth up to $28,000 over the course of eight academic semesters.