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CBU makes history

CBU makes history

May 4th marked a historical moment for The Master of Physician Assistant Studies Program at Christian Brothers University.  31 members of the Class of 2014 were given the traditional student consultative White Coat made possible through the support of  anonymous donors. The inaugural Physical Assistant  White Coat Ceremony was a first for Memphis and marked a rite of passage for the students from didactic classroom and lab instruction to practical clinical training. “This was a monumental event for CBU and the Memphis community which was evidenced by the number of individuals who joined us for the event,” said Dr. Mark Scott, Director of the Physician Assistant Studies Program. “The support of the program by physicians and individuals has been overwhelming and is reflective of the University’s impact on this community. 

Annual MCS ArtsFest designed to celebrate student achievement

It's time again to celebrate the arts with the Memphis City Schools ArtsFest, now in its fourth year.

Families are encouraged to attend the event on Saturday, April 6th from 10am to 4pm at the MCS Board of Education at 2597 Avery Avenue.

ArtsFest is designed to celebrate student achievement in the arts, engage the community in supporting students and teachers, and highlight the power of arts in education.

This year you'll find examples of visual art, live theater performance, dance, band, choir, and orchestra.

The entire community is invited to participate.

There will also be activities for children and local professional art agencies on site.

This event is free to the public.

Peabody Elementary to hold blood drive

Peabody Elementary to hold blood drive

Across the country, winter snow storms, devastating tornados and seasonal flu outbreaks have impacted blood supplies.  Peabody Elementary School is taking action to support citizens in their time of need.

On Monday, February 25, from noon to 6 p.m., Peabody School will host a blood drive in conjunction with the American Red Cross to support patients in need of blood.  

During the six-hour blood drive, the Red Cross Blood Donor Coach will be at Peabody School, 2086 Young Avenue, for parents, staff and any eligible community member to donate blood conveniently, right in the heart of the Cooper-Young Historical District. 

Students who are members of the Peabody Beta Club will serve as volunteers for the event. 

In January, Peabody students raised more than $800 for Hurricane Sandy Relief efforts – the funds were donated to the Red Cross to assist storm victims.