Katrina Arrington: 1st Place in Acrylics Category Vicksburg Art Association, March 2010

Marilyn H. Coleman: Presented a paper at the MECA Conference on January 2010

Johnnie M. Gilbert: Received $6,210 from the Mississippi Arts Commission to fund the Tougaloo College Art Colony.

Tougaloo College Art represented in the National Alliance of Artists at HBCUs Exhibit in New York in February 2010 with two works from the "Slave Narrative Series: Fredrick Douglas' Grandmother and Home Sweet Home by Professor Johnnie M. Gilbert.

Candice Love Jackson: Presentation at the College Language Association Conference.

Elise Morse-Gagne: Presented a paper at the 45th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University.

Margeree Davis: Received funding from UNCF/Ford Faculty Enhancement Initiative Grant for $111,000. A seed grant for $10,000 was written by Provost Abdul Turay.

Mary Davis: Faculty advisor for Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, was awarded a grant for $500.

William Green: Book forthcoming entitled: "Git Down: Sacred Partying in African American Culture" (The Davies Publishing Group).

Deidre Jones: Produced a video presentation for the Tougaloo/Millsaps Martin Luther King Breakfast on January 2010.

Madhu Singh and Hussain Al-Fadhli: "Unequal Moving to Equal: Standards Based Assessment" (2009), Journal of Negro Education.

Meherun Laiju: Recipient of Flubright-Hayes Seminar in Mexico for summer 2010.

Siddig Fageir: Presentation of "Financing Terrorism: An Analysis of GAO Data" at the Southwestern Social Science Association (2010).

Center for Civic Engagement selected four faculty to participate in a FIPSE grant: "Creating a Model Community-Based Research Program at Tougaloo College." The four faculty members are Loye Ashton, Madhu Singh, Melody Fisher, and Siddig Fageir.

George Armstrong: Working in collaboration with Dr. Joseph Dvorak, National Laboratory on "Synthesis and Characterization of Nanocomposites Polyurethane Particle Sizes."

Pradip Biswas: Collaborated with two students, Karrington Lewis and Shawn Cole, in Biomolecular Modeling and Computer Simulations, and Computational Biochemistry and Drug Designing research.

Shawn Cole (Student): Attended SERMACS-2009 in Puerto Rico and presented his research at the ABRCMS Conference in Phoenix and at Tougaloo College where he won first place in the poster session.

Barbara Powell, Gloria Watson, and Alfredlene Armstrong: Presented a paper at the Fall Conference.

Alfredlene Armstrong, George Armstrong, and Demetria Howard-White: Presented paper entitled "Student-Centered Learning: First-year Initiative for Chemistry" at the 27th National Resources First-Year Experience Conference, February 2010.