Cliff & Freddie Harris, Co-Founders of Drug Alternative Program (DAP), have owned and operated two recovery homes and a transition home in Grand Terrace, CA, for the past 31 years. The 12-18-month residential program provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment for men addicted to drugs. DAP is expanding its ministry in the Huntsville, AL area by conducting Substance Abuse Support Groups for Dependents and Codependents at the Oakwood University Church. For more information, call (256) 232-4400 or visit www.drugalternativeprogram.
Creating provocative media content has been David Person’s goal since he graduated from Oakwood College (now University) in 1985. And he’s done just that as a broadcaster, journalist, documentary director, and media consultant for more than 30 years for media outlets as varied as NPR, PRI, Tom Joyner’s BlackAmericaWeb, USA Today, WHNT-TV, WEUP-AM/FM, WLRH-FM, The Huntsville Times, AL.com, Message Magazine and WJOU-FM.
Since founding DavidPersonMedia, LLC in 2016, David has been consulting with clients and collaborating with partners in Alabama and across the country. He specializes in messaging, media relations, media strategies, community engagement and creating content that tells powerful stories and inspires relevant dialogue.
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Whether your goal is a job promotion, a whole new career, or simply personal growth, having a college degree can make a real difference. Trying to carve out time to attend school, though, while maintaining family and career commitments can be difficult if not impossible for many adults.
Oakwood University’s LEAP Adult Degree Completion Program is designed to help adults who are employed full time to complete their degrees while continuing to work. LEAP students can earn a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Management, Psychology, Church Leadership, Information Technology, or General Studies. Classes are available year round and meet one night a week or are taught partially online. All degrees are designed to be completed in approximately 18-24 months and students with 65 credits or more can generally finish in that timeframe; however, students with as few as 30 credits can be accepted. In addition to convenient evening classes, the program provides opportunities for personal and professional development in small group settings and in an adult-learner environment.