Services provided to adults (ages 18 and older) help with activities of daily living and taking medication Services to keep you from feeling pain during surgery or other medical procedures Prior Authorization required depending on services provided Surgery and other procedures that are performed in a facility that is not the hospital (outpatient) Services provided to people who are withdrawing from drugs or alcohol Prior Authorization Required for Non Emergent Ambulance Transportation We cover blood or skin allergy testing and up to 156 doses per year of allergy shotsĪmbulance services are for when you need emergency care while being transported to the hospital or special support when being transported between facilities Services to treat conditions such as sneezing or rashes that are not caused by an illness I mean, why demolish historic buildings instead of gutting and restoring them! Why demo old dorms just to replace them with nothing or just to build another somewhere else on the campus.Services used to help people who are struggling with drug or alcohol addictionĬovered as medically necessary and recommended by us It would've been great to use for high school students from DRS that way they could have their own building and not have to share the tiny campus they are on with Elementary and Middle School Students.or it could be used for clubs and organizations since they have NO WHERE to practice and have meetings. The old FAMU High is in the works to be torn down too. Embrace and save what we can before FAMU becomes FSU South campus! Gibbs Hall is next on the chopping block and I hear that Foote-Hilyer is in the works of being rented out to FSU employees or something of that nature. Those could've been or could be still be used as scholarship housing for honors/scholarship students, students with certain disabilities.I mean just a little common sense people. Humprhies tried to warn you all and now they're even moving into houses owned many former professors and presidents. There are SEVERAL vacant houses on historic Barbourville Street, Young Street and many of the surrounding streets on campus.and guess who's moving into those houses and/or buying and selling the properties! Dr. You all didn't do ANYTHING to preserve President Perry's house on the corner of Perry and formerly Gamble Street and now it's occupied by them! I am livid about that! You didn't do anything to preserve historic buildings on campus and if we were SMART we'd buy up as much property around the campus. Darius Young, associate professor of history and interim director of the Meek-Eaton Center, will serve as principal investigator for the grant proposals. The Meek-Eaton Black Archives Research Center and Museum, the School of Architecture and Engineering Technology and the physical plant will work together on the restoration. The stated goal of that funding is to develop a preservation plans for buildings such as Sunshine Manor, the Carnegie Library, Gibbs Cottage and the former Lucy Moten Elementary School sites.Īccording to the announcement, the grant is designed to “empower HBCUs with resources to protect, preserve and leverage their historic campuses, building, and landscapes, ensuring these symbols of African American excellence and American achievement are preserved to inspire and educate future generations.” “Sunshine Manor” is located next to the Meek-Eaton Black Archives and will serve as additional museum space.Įarlier this year, FAMU received a $150,000 grant from The National Trust for Historic Preservation’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund to develop a campus-wide stewardship plan. Du Bois and George Washington Carver when they traveled through the south during the height of Jim Crow. The home was constructed in 1935 and was considered a safe space where FAMU presidents would host renowned Black luminaries such as Marian Anderson, W.E.B. FAMU has a received $495,000 from the Florida Department of State to begin renovations to the “Sunshine Manor” which served as the campus home to three FAMU presidents J ohn Robert E.
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