Hampton University 101 Final

Goals can be classified into 3 main categories:

Long-range, mid-range, short-range

What is means-end analysis?

Working backward from your long-range goal and identifying the order and timing of the mid-range and short-range goals that need to be taken to reach your long-range goal

What does setting long-range goals involve?

Self-awareness and self-projection

Effective goal setting involves:

Awareness of yourself, your options, the options that best fit you, and the process

Self-awareness involves:

Your interests, abilities and talents, and values

What does SMART goals stand for?

Specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, timed

The 3 key character traits that typify highly motivated people are:

Drive, discipline, determination

The 3 character traits that typify successful people are:

Wisdom, integrity, civility

The 6 character traits that typify highly motivated and successful people are:

Drive, discipline, determination, wisdom, integrity, civility

Why does college matter?

It increases your lifetime earning potential, helps develop skills for employment, and improves social skills

How many HBCUs are in the United States?

103

When were most HBCUs founded?

After the Civil War (1865)

Which colleges were established by the American Missionary Association (AMA)?

Atlanta University (1865), Fisk University (1867), Talladega College (1867), Hampton University (1868), Straight/Dillard University (1869)

Which colleges were established by the American Baptist Mission Society?

Virginia Union (1865), Shaw University (1865), Morehouse College (1867), Benedict College (1870), Spelman College (1881)

Which colleges were established by the Methodist Episcopal Church?

Clarion College (1869), Bennett College (1873), Wiley College (1873)

Which colleges were established by the Northern Presbyterians?

John C. Smith University (1867), Barber Scotia College (1867), Knoxville College (1875)

Which colleges were established by St. Katherine's Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament?

Xavier University (1915)

Which colleges were established by the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME)

Edward Waters College (1866), Allen University (1870), Morris Brown College (1881), Shorter College (1886)

Which colleges were established by the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church?

Lane College (1882), Paine College (1882), Texas College (1894), Miles College (1905)

Which colleges were established by the Black Baptist Church?

Selma University (1878), Arkansas Baptist College (1901), Morris College (1908)

Which organizations are examples of northern white religious groups?

The American Missionary Association (AMA), the American Baptist Mission Society, the Methodist Episcopal Church

Which 4 groups were at the forefront of black religious organizations that worked to initiate higher education for blacks in the South?

The African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME), the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, the Black Baptist Church

Who founded the Tuskegee Institute?

Booker T. Washington

Who founded North Carolina Central University?

James E. Shepard

Who founded Livingstone College?

Joseph C. Price

Who founded Bethune-Cookman University?

Mary McLeod Bethune

Who founded Voorhees College?

Elizabeth Evelyn Wright

What was the Second Morrill Act of 1890?

A law that provided land-grant colleges for blacks in the same states that had land-grant colleges for whites

Which were historically black medical schools?

Howard University College of Medicine, Morehouse School of Medicine, Meharry Medical College, Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

Which HBCUs have outstanding schools of pharmacy?

Xavier University of Louisiana, Florida A&M University

Which HBCUs have law schools?

Howard University, Texas Southern University, North Carolina Central University, Southern University

What is the United Negro College Fund (UNCF)?

A financial campaign established in 1944 by Dr. Frederick D. Patterson (former president of Tuskegee Institute) to raise funds for private black colleges

What school did WEB Dubois work at?

Atlanta University

Black colleges produced various civil rights activists including:

Dr. MLK Jr., Andrew Young, Ralph Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, Stokely Carmichael, John Lewis

In what year did NCAT have a sit-in protest?

1960

What act overturned segregation in public facilities?

The 1964 Civil Rights Act

What act removed barriers to black voting?

The 1965 Voting Rights Act

What HBCU did Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana) and Nnamdi Azikiwe (Nigeria) attend?

Lincoln University

HBCUs produce ____% of undergraduate degrees earned by African Americans.

30

What was Hampton University originally called?

The Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute

How many black refugees were in or near Hampton, VA by the end of the Civil War?

About 25,000

Who founded Hampton University?

General Samuel Chapman Armstrong

Who was Hampton's principal from 1893 - 1918?

Hollis Burke Frissell

Who was Hampton's principal from 1918 - 1930?

James E. Gregg

Who was Hampton's principal/president from 1930 - 1931?

George P. Phenix

Who was Hampton's president from 1931 - 1940?

Arthur Howe

Who was Hampton's president from 1940 - 1944?

Malcolm McLean

Who was Hampton's president from 1944 - 1949?

Ralph P. Bridgman

Who was Hampton's president from 1949 - 1961?

Alonzo G. Moron

Who was Hampton's president from 1961 - 1970?

Jerome H. Holland

Who was Hampton's president from 1970 - 1977?

Roy D. Hudson

Who was Hampton's president from 1977 - 1979?

Carl M. Hill

Who was Hampton's president from 1979 - 2022?

Dr. William R. Harvey

What does liberal arts mean?

Skills for freedom

Self-directed critical thinkers are empowered to resist manipulation by politicians and other societal influences, including:

Authority figures, peers, media

The first liberal arts curriculum was made so that students could have:

A broad base of knowledge and a range of mental skills

The first liberal arts curriculum was developed during the Middle Ages and consisted of:

Logic, language, rhetoric, music, mathematics, astronomy

What is the liberal arts curriculum often referred as today?

General education

What are the major divisions of knowledge and subject areas in the liberal arts curriculum?

Humanities, fine arts, mathematics, natural sciences, social and behavioral sciences, physical education and wellness

What division of the liberal arts curriculum focuses on the human experience and human culture?

Humanities

What division of the liberal arts curriculum asks questions such as "Why are we here?" "What is the meaning or purpose of our existence?" "How should we live?" "What is the good life?" and "Is there life after death?"

Humanities

What are the primary subject areas in the humanities?

English composition, speech, literature, languages, philosophy, theology

What division of the liberal arts curriculum focuses largely on the art of human expression?

Fine arts

What division of the liberal arts curriculum asks questions such as "How do humans express, create, and appreciate what is beautiful?" and "How do we express ourselves aesthetically with imagination, creativity, style, and elegance?"

Fine arts

What are the primary subject areas in the fine arts?

Visual arts, musical arts, performing arts

What division of the liberal arts curriculum is designed to promote skills in numerical calculation, quantitative reasoning, and problem solving?

Mathematics

What are the primary subject areas in mathematics?

Algebra, statistics, calculus

What division of the liberal arts curriculum is devoted to systematic observation of the physical world and the explanation of natural phenomena?

Natural sciences

What division of the liberal arts curriculum asks questions such as "What causes physical events that take place in the natural world?" "How can we predict and control these events?" and "How do we promote mutually productive interaction between humans and the natural environment that contributes to the survival and development of both?"

Natural sciences

What are the primary subject areas in the natural sciences division?

Biology, chemistry, physics, geology, astronomy

What division of the liberal arts curriculum focuses on the observation of human behavior, individually and in groups?

Social and behavioral sciences

What division of the liberal arts curriculum asks questions such as "What causes humans to behave the way they do?" and "How can we predict, control, or improve human behavior and human interaction?"

Social and behavioral sciences

What are the primary subject areas in the social and behavioral sciences division?

History, political science, psychology, sociology, anthropology, geography, economics

What division of the liberal arts curriculum focuses on the human body, how to best maintain health, and how to attain peak levels of human performance?

Physical education and wellness

What division of the liberal arts curriculum asks questions such as "How does the body function most effectively?" and "What can we do to prevent illness, promote wellness, and improve the physical quality of our lives?"

Physical education and wellness

What are the primary subject areas in the physical education and wellness division?

Physical education, nutrition, sexuality, drug education

When are most liberal arts classes taken in college?

In the first 2 years

A liberal arts education promotes success in your major, career, and life by equipping you with a set of lifelong learning skills with what powerful qualities?

Transferability and durability

What transferable learning skills do the liberal arts give you?

Communication skills, information literacy skills, computation skills, higher-level thinking skills

What particular types of communication skills are essential for success in any specialized field of study or work?

Written communication skills, oral communication skills, reading skills, listening skills, technological communication skills

What skills do employers seek?

Communication skills, thinking skills, lifelong learning skills

What skills do the liberal arts promote?

Employability, self-awareness, development of the whole person

New employees do the following better than they did in the past:

Take on more responsibilities and use a broader set of skills, work harder to coordinate with other departments, address challenges that are more complex, use higher levels of thinking and a wider range of knowledge

A curricular balance produces what highly valued outcomes in students?

Integrative learning, knowledge of human cultures and the physical and natural world, intellectual and practical skills, personal and social responsibility