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Hampton University (auch: HU, Home by the Sea) ist eine private historically black University in Hampton (Virginia), Vereinigte Staaten. Sie wurde 1868 von Schwarzen und Weißen, Leitern der American Missionary Association (AMA), gegründet, als sie nach dem Amerikanischen Bürgerkrieg die Ausbildung von Freedmen (freigelassenen Sklaven) fördern wollten. Ab 1878 wurde auch ein Programm für Indianer angeboten, welches bis 1923 lief. rdf:langString

L’université de Hampton (en anglais Hampton University) est une université située à Hampton (Virginie), aux États-Unis. Faisant partie des « universités traditionnellement noires », elle conserve un chêne sous lequel fut lue la Proclamation d'émancipation signée par le président Abraham Lincoln en 1863. Elle possède un musée consacré au général blanc (en), qui dirigeait un bataillon afro-américain lors de la guerre de Sécession, à l'origine de la première école du campus. Les équipes sportives se nomment les Pirates de Hampton. rdf:langString

Hampton University (juga HU, atau Home by the Sea) adalah sebuah yang terletak di , Amerika Serikat. Universitas tersebut didirikan pada 1868 oleh para pemimpin kulit hitam dan kulit putih dari setelah Perang Saudara Amerika untuk memberikan pendidikan kepada orang merdeka. Pada 1878, universita tersebut memberikan sebuah program untuk mengajari orang Amerika Asli, yang berlangsung sampai 1923. rdf:langString

A Universidade de Hampton (em inglês: Hampton University) é uma universidade privada historicamente negra localizada em Hampton, Virgínia, nos Estados Unidos. Sua fundação ocorreu em 1868 através de líderes da Associação Missionária Americana (AMA) após a Guerra de Secessão, com o intuito de prover educação para pessoas livres; entre um de seus fundadores, configura-se Samuel Chapman Armstrong. Em 1878, a instituição estabeleceu ainda um programa de educação para nativos norte-americanos. Entre seus alunos notáveis estão Booker T. Washington, Ruth E. Carter e Mary Jackson. rdf:langString

漢普頓大學（Hampton University）是一間主校區位於美國维吉尼亞州漢普頓的私立大學、傳統黑人大學，由的領袖成立於美國內戰結束後的1868年，最早是一所師範學校，1984年正式升格為大學。2015年《美國新聞與世界報道》將其列在“南部地區大學”排名中的第18位。 rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Hampton University (auch: HU, Home by the Sea) ist eine private historically black University in Hampton (Virginia), Vereinigte Staaten. Sie wurde 1868 von Schwarzen und Weißen, Leitern der American Missionary Association (AMA), gegründet, als sie nach dem Amerikanischen Bürgerkrieg die Ausbildung von Freedmen (freigelassenen Sklaven) fördern wollten. Ab 1878 wurde auch ein Programm für Indianer angeboten, welches bis 1923 lief.

rdf:langString Hampton University is a private, historically black, research university in Hampton, Virginia. Founded in 1868 as Hampton Agricultural and Industrial School, it was established by Black and White leaders of the American Missionary Association after the American Civil War to provide education to freedmen. The campus houses the Hampton University Museum, which is the oldest museum of the African diaspora in the United States and the oldest museum in the commonwealth of Virginia. First led by former Union General Samuel Chapman Armstrong, Hampton University's main campus is located on 314 acres in Hampton, Virginia, on the banks of the Hampton River. The university offers 90 programs, including 50 bachelor's degree programs, 25 master's degree programs and nine doctoral programs. The university has a satellite campus in Virginia Beach and also has online offerings. Hampton University is home to 16 research centers, including the Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute, the largest free-standing facility of its kind in the world. Hampton University is classified among "R2: Doctoral Universities – High research activity."

rdf:langString La Universidad de Hampton (en inglés, Hampton University) es una universidad privada de Investigación, históricamente negra, en Hampton, Virginia. Fundada en 1868 como Escuela Agrícola e Industrial de Hampton, fue establecida por líderes negros y blancos de la después de la Guerra Civil Estadounidense para brindar educación a los libertos . El campus alberga el , que es el museo más antiguo de la diáspora africana en los Estados Unidos y el museo más antiguo de la comunidad de Virginia. Primero dirigido por el ex general de la Unión , El campus principal de la Universidad de Hampton está ubicado en 314 acres en Hampton, Virginia, a orillas del río Hampton. La universidad ofrece 90 programas, incluidos 50 programas de licenciatura, 25 programas de maestría y nueve programas de doctorado. La universidad tiene un campus satélite en Virginia Beach y también ofrece ofertas en línea. La Universidad de Hampton alberga 16 centros de investigación, incluido el Instituto de terapia de protones de la Universidad de Hampton, la instalación independiente más grande de su tipo en el mundo. La Universidad de Hampton está entre "R2: Universidades Doctorales - Alta actividad investigadora".

rdf:langString L’université de Hampton (en anglais Hampton University) est une université située à Hampton (Virginie), aux États-Unis. Faisant partie des « universités traditionnellement noires », elle conserve un chêne sous lequel fut lue la Proclamation d'émancipation signée par le président Abraham Lincoln en 1863. Elle possède un musée consacré au général blanc (en), qui dirigeait un bataillon afro-américain lors de la guerre de Sécession, à l'origine de la première école du campus. Les équipes sportives se nomment les Pirates de Hampton.

rdf:langString Hampton University (juga HU, atau Home by the Sea) adalah sebuah yang terletak di , Amerika Serikat. Universitas tersebut didirikan pada 1868 oleh para pemimpin kulit hitam dan kulit putih dari setelah Perang Saudara Amerika untuk memberikan pendidikan kepada orang merdeka. Pada 1878, universita tersebut memberikan sebuah program untuk mengajari orang Amerika Asli, yang berlangsung sampai 1923.

rdf:langString A Universidade de Hampton (em inglês: Hampton University) é uma universidade privada historicamente negra localizada em Hampton, Virgínia, nos Estados Unidos. Sua fundação ocorreu em 1868 através de líderes da Associação Missionária Americana (AMA) após a Guerra de Secessão, com o intuito de prover educação para pessoas livres; entre um de seus fundadores, configura-se Samuel Chapman Armstrong. Em 1878, a instituição estabeleceu ainda um programa de educação para nativos norte-americanos. Entre seus alunos notáveis estão Booker T. Washington, Ruth E. Carter e Mary Jackson.

rdf:langString 漢普頓大學（Hampton University）是一間主校區位於美國维吉尼亞州漢普頓的私立大學、傳統黑人大學，由的領袖成立於美國內戰結束後的1868年，最早是一所師範學校，1984年正式升格為大學。2015年《美國新聞與世界報道》將其列在“南部地區大學”排名中的第18位。

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