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Students graduate from first semester of Unheard Voices Internship Program

Unheard Voices would like to congratulate Tymean Watkins and Taj Jones standing with Director Theodore Drakeford of the Adam Bucky James Center after graduating from Unheard Voices Fall Semester Internship program.

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12 years ago

January 8, 2013

Mr. Covin

Students Graduate From First Semester of Unheard Voices Internship Program

Unheard Voices would like to congratulate Mr. Watkins and Mr. Jones for graduating from the Unheard Voices Fall Semester Internship program.

Unheard Voices internship program gives interns the opportunity to work directly in the field of media communications.

Watkins and Jones dedication, hard work and commitment to Unheard Voices is what UV’s program all about.

Both will continue their second semester of the Internship program and work directly towards of continuing to learn how to run an online magazine and to fulfilling their dreams of running UV’s radio show.

Keep up the good work and UV looks forward to continue to work with you next semester.

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Mr. Covin

Keith Covin is a computer scientist and college professor turned social entrepreneur. Keith founded Unheard Voices in 2004 as he felt there was a need for Black and minority voices in his community to be heard. He is an alumnus of Rutgers University and Farleigh Dickinson, where he holds a Bachelors in English & African Studies and Master of Science in Computer Science. Due to his dedication to getting the voiceless heard, Mr. Covin has been recognized by the NAACP as an Unsung Hero, the State of New Jersey and Neptune Township, and received the 2019 Man of Distinction Award for his contributions to the community.