HBCU Digest Radio

We talk with Dr. Obiomon about her recent appointment as Dean of the PVAMU College of Engineering, and life as one of more than 30 relatives to have graduated from the institution. 

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We discuss media culture and HBCUs, consumption habits, and how to engage HBCU stakeholders to care about responsible reporting. 

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We discuss housing challenges on HBCU campuses and examine the ways that HBCUs can approach becoming true anchor institutions in black communities.

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We talk with Tiffany's mother, Rosita, about being an HBCU parent in the 21st century. 

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We talk about the synergy between the black church and HBCUs and how its stronger than most may realize, and discuss Omarosa's shenanigans and if she was more valuable to the sector than meets the eye. 

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We discuss the culture of hazing at HBCUs, and implications for students, administrators, campuses and legacy. 

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Dr. Anderson discusses FSU's recent $10,000 online degree initiative, outreach initiatives with military learners, and how HBCUs can stay ahead of negative trends in higher education.

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We discuss the differences between the undergraduate and graduate HBCU experience, culture clashes between international faculty and students, and if HBCU culture has changed to accommodate millennials. 

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We talk with Rep. Adams and Williams about the inaugural 'Diversity in Tech' summit, the pathways to tech careers from HBCUs, and how black colleges can better position for training and networking opportunities.

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We talk with FAMU graduates James Bland and Angela "Myammee" Pitts about the culture and obligation of HBCU advocates in HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention. Bland and Pitts are advocates working on behalf of "Doing It," an HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness campaign developed in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control.

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