Afro-American and African

THE GREAT COALESCE

 Greeting To Whom!

Allow me to introduce myself; my name is Bill Miller, and I’m the project founder of our project.  I’m also a recent visitor to Elmina and Cape Coast.  The Castles were quite shocking, as was their history.  We are very excited about introducing this remarkable program and very encouraged by our early supporters enabling us to launch this fast.  The excitement in education has paused in recent years.  With the introduction of Covid, we all found ourselves offset from all the norms we so enjoyed.    But today is the new day, and we continue unpacking all those joys we had to put away.  The Coalesce program is reactionary because clarity teaches, which is slightly different from when one is being taught.  We recognize our differences because we view things from a student’s point of view than the system; in no way are we suggesting any inaccuracies in today’s educational formats.  And proxies of any type are not a part of the coalesce programs.  We sought after the College level students; they are primed and prep, leading us to need a few more classes!  So, what is this Coalesce?  Our proprietary formats hold the interest of the course selections of the student.

 Coalesce Requirements

The coalesce program is solely offered by special invitation only.  Selected educational intuitions will be contacted and lobbied to participate.  Afro-American and African colleges and Universities are asked to respond.  Our student Class Action Opinion Survey is interested in individual student opinions of our survey.  Gathering an idea that students answered offers an overall view of a group of statements.  It helps to give out quantified responses to survey questions, giving measured results.  So we ask, how wide of a spread is there within a group of, let’s say, about, um, five thousand students?  Is that considered foundational?  Or perhaps, it’s pretty dispersed?  Our survey requires no academic study, nor does it contain any political bias, just the student’s opinions.

                                                                                                        The Survey    

The survey consists of ten questions; five are Yes - No, and five are four multiple answers.  We are surveying twenty black college universities, yielding a projected 300,000 opinions … And; sampling student content will reveal the answers in percentages … Our mechanism of choice is to recover a more detailed question response.  It creates the most accurate samplings; our solutions are without influence. But, before the survey, we schedule our communication teams to prep the student body.  Our physical presents before surveying add explanatory opportunities for student clarity.  This program opens the doorway to ‘Create the Bridge’ for student exchange programs.  We have scholarship programs.  And, for those future student road scholars, one can deservingly apply.  And, with our ‘Summer Music Fest,’ we be crackin …

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