Tuition comprises less than half the cost of a JCSU education. The remaining amount comes from endowment income and gifts.
The media spotlight leaves as we take a look back at our week with the Democratic National Convention.
Charlotte becomes the center of the political world as JCSU's voice is heard in Conversations With the Next Generation.
Celebrities take the stage at JCSU helping to connect students with their political leaders during the 2012 DNC.
JCSU hosts a international delegates and prepares for an interactive forum featuring politicians and clebrities.
Johnson C. Smith University sits on the highest point in Charlotte, and over the course of the Democratic National Convention, this new urban University sparkled brilliantly across the cityscape as one of the Queen City’s brightest jewels.
As part of our involvement in activities surrounding the Democratic National Convention, Johnson C. Smith University hosted a number of former international diplomats visiting the Queen City during the convention on September 3.
On September 4, 2012, Johnson C. Smith University and the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Institute hosted an interactive forum titled “UFUTURE - A Summit for Innovative Young Thinkers.”
JCSU participated in “Conversations with the Next Generation,” a town hall presented by National Journal, The Atlantic, and Microsoft Corporation at Charlotte’s Discovery Place museum on September 5.
JCSU created a video that ran in uptown hotels welcoming visitors to the city and letting them know more about our local political leaders.
Build awareness, engage students and realize that youth approach this election year from a personal level. These are just a few of the observations shared about the youth vote during the public radio show “The State of Things,” which aired on WUNC radio and other public radio stations across North Carolina on Sept. 5.
The President's Newsletter concerning the 2012 DNC has information about JCSU’s involvement in the DNC leading up to the Presidential elections.
In preparing for the the 2012 DNC JCSU hosted a politically-themed Lyceum series showcasing Pulitzer Prize-winning columnists, artists, scholars and local media and political figures to show the world of politics beyond the gates of JCSU.
This project was launched in an effort to provide students, alumni and the residents of the West Charlotte community an online platform to discuss issues and experiences that matter to them. It is hoped that the entire community can work together to improve the democratic process and civic engagement with the sharing of the stories.
Johnson C. Smith University is proud to announce we will act as host to a event titled “UFuture - A Summit for Innovative Young Thinkers.” The event will be streamed live from 10 a.m. to noon on Sept. 4 at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, N.C. during the Democratic National Convention and will allow students and educators from area colleges and universities will interact with some of the nation’s most influential political leaders.
