...CAMPUS 

Restoration of Estey Hall 

Shaw University has received a significant grant of $499,890 to address water infiltration issues with the roof, upgrade the HVAC system, and rehabilitate the interior floors of historic Estey Hall, located on the campus in downtown Raleigh. This considerable investment in Shaw University’s Estey Hall is being funded through the HBCU grant program, funded by the Historic Preservation Fund, and administered by the National Park Service, Department of Interior. 

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...STUDENTS

Three Shaw University Students Receive $1,000 Scholarships from the HBCU Living Legends Fund

Three Shaw University students, Helen Phillips DeVane, Janell Odom and Zaid Steele, were awarded a $1,000 Living Legends Scholarship at the North Carolina HBCU Living Legends Scholarship Gala event held on Saturday, Sept. 4 in Charlotte, North Carolina, as a hybrid virtual and in-person celebration.

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...STUDENTS/FACULTY/ALUMNI

Shaw University Accolades

In this issue of "Accolades," Shaw University highlights its Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research and introduces four new faculty members in the School of Business and Professional Studies.

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...FACULTY

Faculty and staff from Shaw University will collaborate with Wake County Health and Human Services in improving COVID-19 services to underserved racial and ethnic minority populations

Shaw University is partnering with Wake County Health and Human Services to implement a component of the Live Well Wake program to improve COVID-19 services in Wake County geared toward high-risk and traditionally underserved populations.

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