Seminars & Interviews
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Interviews
Beverly Aiken Muhammad on Dr. Matilda A. Evans' Legacy
Beverly Aiken Muhammad, granddaughter of Dr. Matilda A. Evans, joins 101.3 The Big DM during Black History Month to share the remarkable story of her grandmother — the first native-born South Carolinian to practice medicine in the state. Beverly highlights Dr. Evans' extraordinary legacy: building two hospitals and a nursing school in Columbia, training interns from Harvard Medical School, and serving as the first Black woman president of a State Medical Association. She also reflects on her grandmother's deep community roots — from founding Lynwood Park and a water company to adopting six children and educating many others — and introduces the work of the Dr. Matilda A. Evans Educational Foundation, which continues to preserve and share that legacy today.
Future seminars
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Past seminars
Special Seminar Presentation — Kwanis Carlos
We are sure you will enjoy this special presentation by Kwanis Carlos. She comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience which we all can benefit from. We are honored to have her on board. Please join us for this timely seminar.
“I Have a Testimony” — Closing the Gap Broadcast Network
Listen to the broadcast of “I Have a Testimony” on the Closing the Gap Broadcast Network. This special episode featured inspiring interviews with Tim & Beverly Muhammad, Nadia J. Muhammad, Sherice Muhammad, and Kwanis Carlos. The program pays tribute to Dr. Matilda A. Evans—South Carolina’s first African American woman physician—recognized for pioneering accomplishments in healthcare and education.