Clinton College announced today its partnership with Moolah Wireless, an Atlanta-based mobile and technology company. Created by CEO Vernell Woods, Moolah Wireless began an initiative to provide historically black colleges and universities with a way to bridge the digital divide faced by students on campus. This partnership will allow students at Clinton College to receive a free Moolah tablet that comes with a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot to allow them continuous online access.
"We are excited about this recent partnership with Moolah Wireless," said Dr. McCorn, President of Clinton College. "This initiative aligns with our strategic goal of expanding and strengthening technological resources for our students to achieve excellence in academics. After a successful rollout on our campus, we look forward to extending this initiative to our local community members."
The first rollout phase for students will take place on Saturday, April 15th, during the college’s annual spring festival.
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