Playing Golf Near Air Force One for Tougaloo College

Environment Man played golf at Andrews Air Force Base, which is where Air Force One is maintained. Andrews has 3 courses and EM played on the South Course at the Fifth Annual Golf Classic for Tougaloo College. It was a great golfing experience for a great college.

Tougaloo College, founded in 1869, is a private, historically black, coeducational four-year liberal arts institution, located on the northern edge of Jackson, Mississippi. Known as "The Cradle of the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi," Tougaloo College is led by its first female and 13th president, Dr. Beveer Wade Hogan, a 1973 graduate of Tougaloo College and a native mississippian.

Tougaloo College ranks among the top 50 U.S. institutions whose graduates earn PhDs in science and engineering disciplines and among the top 15 historically black colleges and universities in the graduation of females with undergraduate degrees in the physical sciences. Tougaloo College is the leading producer of African American health professionals, including over 40% of the physicians and dentists, practicing in the state of Mississippi. Among its graduates are more than one-third of the staate's African American attorneys and educators including teachers, principals, school superintendents, college/university faculty and administrators.