The Bureau of Colored Troops, a story, Dr. Bill Convery
My Self Identity Adjustments Over Time, Anika Robbins
American Jewish Love, American Jewish Critique, Tamar Ghidalia
01:58
My Career Advice, for Broadcast, Internet Journalism, Dawn Stevens
02:10
The Importance of The Arts in K-12 Classrooms, Virginia Johnson
02:22
Description:
Dr. Bill Convery is a historian, author, and administrator. In this segment, he shares the origins of the establishment of the Bureau of Colored Troops during the American Civil War.
Anika Robbins is a businesswoman, global administrator, and self-awareness advocate. In this segment, she shares what has affected her self-identity as a woman of African descent and an individual’s options.
Tamar Ghidalia is a Sephardic Jewish educator, musician, global activist, and administrator. In this segment, she shares various viewpoints of the American Jewish community that she is familiar with.
Dawn Stevens is a retired TV news anchor and reporter. In this segment, she shares her advice for young people who wish to pursue a career in broadcast news journalism.
Virginia Johnson is a journalist, advocate for the arts, and retired ballerina. In this segment, she shares many views on why The Arts should be a K-12 classroom priority.
