WLTX19

Program that aims to bring more black male teachers in SC classrooms receives $90,000 grant

ORANGEBURG, S.C. — The 'Call Me Mister' program at South Carolina State University (SCSU) has been working to empower the next generation of Black male teachers. The program, began over 20 years ago ...
WLTX19

'Representation matters': SC State program aims to increase, empower black male educators

ORANGEBURG, S.C. — Since 2000, the Call Me MISTER (CMM) program at South Carolina State University (SCSU) has been training black male educators in the making to prepare them for the classroom. The ...
Black Enterprise

South Carolina HBCU Receives $90,000 Grant To Get More Black Male Teachers In The Classrooms

Recent educational initiatives have focused on assigning more Black male teachers in the classroom. South Carolina State University, a historically Black university in Orangeburg, South Carolina, ...
The Times and Democrat

Call Me MISTER students shine at conference

Future educators in South Carolina State University’s Call Me MiSTER program led discussions about school mentoring efforts and the “school-to-prison” pipeline earlier this month at a national ...
The Times and Democrat

Call me MiSTER participants reflect on summer leadership institute

We caught up with Keon Carter and Taj Mack-Pete, president and parliamentarian of the Clemson University Call Me MiSTER, respectively, to discuss their impressions of the institute, what stood out to ...
Post and Courier

Call Me MISTER program develops leaders for the classroom and beyond

The USC Aiken School of Education is increasing teaching opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds through its Call Me MISTER (Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models) ...