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Lincoln University President Ivory V. Nelson speaks on the topic of Educating Minority Students for the New Millennium

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Lincoln University | Admissions | About Lincoln | Coming to Lincoln | Search Directory | Search Web Site | Home | Lincoln News and Press Releases Ivory V. Nelson, President, Lincoln UniversitLincoln University President Ivory V. Nelson speaks at St. Paul's Baptist Church in Philadelphia on Sunday, November 18, 2001 on the topic of Educating Minority Students for the New Millennium. In his message, President Nelson, who has achieved a national reputation for his leadership in higher education, urged support for the nation's Historically Black Colleges and Universities. He also asked for the development of strong "school, church, community partnerships" to help ensure that minority youth achieve an effective education and seek college degrees.

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