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Winston-Salem State University is having a spectacular April 2023

We are only halfway through April 2023 and Winston-Salem State University students, faculty, and staff are unleashing their genius on our campus, at the North Carolina House of Representatives, and at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Here’s a quick overview.

CIAA Champions Visit Raleigh to Meet with the North Carolina House of Representatives

CIAA Champions Outdoor Track Team and Men’s Basketball visited Raleigh to receive honors and accolades from the North Carolina House of Representatives. 

Winston-Salem State University students perform at Carnegie Hall Under the leadership of Maestra D'Walla Burke

The Winston-Salem State University Choir received a noteworthy invitation to perform at Carnegie Hall. Under the leadership of Maestra D’Walla Burke, our students put on a captivating and awe-inspiring performance. Take a look at their journey in the photo and video galleries below.

Winston-Salem State University students unleash their genius during Scholarship Week 2023

Our students unleashed their genius in poster celebrations, panels, creative works, exhibits, and departmental showcases that highlight the excellent work performed in collaboration with faculty.

The department of communications and media studies held a 72 Hour Film Festival. Many students who have won scholarships had the opportunity to meet their donors and say thank you for their generosity in speeches and in person.

Alumni gave students hands-on experience with Amazon Web Services. As part of WSSU Scholarship Week 2023, alumni Khendr'a Reid '13 and Adebowale Asaya '08, provided current Rams with hands-on instruction.

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Winston-Salem State University sees record graduate enrollment following program revival

Winston-Salem State University has reached a historic milestone with the largest graduate student enrollment in its history, a significant achievement that comes nearly two years after the institution reinstated its graduate college.

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WSSU researchers use mobile app technology to improve healthcare efficiency and worker safety

A team of researchers, led by Dr. Muztaba Fuad, professor and interim chair of computer science at Winston-Salem State University, are pioneering the use of mobile apps to make healthcare work more efficient. WSSU students are helping with the research by tracking their own movements and postures.

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