Collegiate 100 at Prairie View A&M University

08/12/2017

https://www.facebook.com/100BlackMenDC/posts/1622566451116247

Meet Travis Reed who serves as the Collegiate Chair for the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington D.C. He earned his Bachelor’s degree Architecture & Construction Management in 2012 from the esteemed Prairie View A&M University and an MBA at the University of West Georgia. Reed has worked for some of the top General Contractors in the Country and now works for The Bozzuto Group as an Estimator, helping to secure future work for the company. During his undergrad, he dedicated his time to serving as the President of the Collegiate 100 at Prairie View A&M University! We are thankful to have him in D.C. serving as Committee Chairman of the Collegiate 100 Committee. Reed, you have bright future ahead of you!

"It is a passion of mine to assist with 'passing the baton' of success and achievement to our young African American men. Being associated with the 100 Black Men of Washington DC has been an honor, helping me in many ways to grow both personally and professionally," Travis Reed.

05/12/2016

“Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.” ― Eleanor Roosevelt

04/19/2016

Happy Fifth Anniversary to the men who revived the Collegiate 100 at Prairie View A&M University on this date 2011. Congratulations to Courtney Allen, Timothy Anderson, Jerry Battle, David Brown, Dymonique J. Burton, Terrance N. Caldwell, Vincent I. Ellis, Frederick C. Fox, Patrick Gray, Ross Hampton, Jeffrey L. Harris, Jerrald Hubbard, Donlamasstino Hune, Justin Linton, Michael Love, Dorian Price, Travis C. Reed, Christopher J. Shelton, Tunde Idowu, Dominique R. Washington, Kelvin Washington, and Justin Whitaker. Congratulations also to all the members of Collegiate 100 for sustaining the chapter and making and impact and not an impression on the campus of Prairie View A&M University. https://collegiateblackamerica.wordpress.com/tag/black-men/

12/26/2015

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12/14/2015

The Fall Class of 2015 - Newest members of the Collegiate 100 inducted on November 14.

11/11/2015

The Countdown is on for the Black Tie Gala and Power 100 Awards.

10/28/2015

The Collegiate 100 Membership Class of 2015 Presents a series of activities as part of their contributions to the Collegiate 100 at Prairie View A&M University. The class will be formally inducted into membership on November 14 and pinned at the Black Tie Gala and Power 100 Awards Program on November 14. See attachment

10/28/2015

The Collegiate 100 Membership Class of 2015 Presents a series of activities as part of their contributions to the Collegiate 100 at Prairie View A&M University. The class will be formally inducted into membership on November 14 and pinned at the Black Tie Gala and Power 100 Awards Program on November 14. See attachment

10/19/2015

10/19/2015

Collegiate 100 Matters because it helps us to be the best men we can be.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwXbsMjgMLM&list=RDdwXbsMjgMLM =10

The Best Man I Can Be From The Movie The Best Man (1999) Download Link 4 The Song http://www.zshare.net/audio/6346091660b5ccdb/

10/09/2015

PRAIRIE VIEW POLICE ARE OUTTA CONTROL!!!!! Waller County is at it again. The same lady that arrested Sandra Bland. Tased and arrested my line brother who is a CITY COUNCILMAN in front of his own home... Here is a 1st hand account ---"Bruhz"ΩΨΦ" was goin out side to start hoppin, went to the car to change shoes, and the police pulled up on us, started harassing us running our license then ****** came out to see what was goin on they told him to walk away, and he didnt want to, because he was concerned about us. They tazed him and arrested him for no reason at his own home"

When will the abuse of power end?
Who shoots someone on their knees in the back?

08/19/2015

We take this time to pay homage and say goodbye to one of our beloved advisor, Dr. Clement E. Glenn, who passed away on August 14, 2015. Dr. Glenn will surely be missed for his commitment and support for student development and success in all of their endeavors.

Dr. Glenn was a champion for students rights and student involvement. Our deepest sympathy to his wife and family for sharing him with us and all the students at Prairie View A&M University.

Funeral services for Dr. Glenn are: Public viewing and visitation - August 21 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Lindley-Robertson-Holt Funeral Home on 815 S. LaSalle in Navasota, Texas. For information call 936-825-6448 or 936-825-9293. A celebration of life will take place 11:00 am Saturday, August 22, 2015, at the Brosig Auditorium, 100 Brosig at Washington Ave. in Navasota. Interment will follow in Salem Cemetery.

May Dr. Glenn's spirit and legacy live on in the students and others who were fortunate to be taught by him.