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We talk about the HBCU grad jobs report, why alumni aren't more politically active for HBCU interests, and our thoughts on HBCU-Fessions.
Thurgood Marshall College Fund Opportunity Funding Corporation President & Chief Programs Officer M. Scott Lilly discusses how innovation is developed and cultivated at HBCUs, and what TMCF is doing to train a new generation of creators in the global innovation marketplace.
We launch our inaugural HBCU young alumni conversation series with views on dancing at commencement, HBCU images and message in mainstream media, and how to respond when things go wrong on campus.
Dr. Snell shares her journey of growing up in the shadows of Alcorn State, to becoming an entrepreneur in private dentistry practice with Ridgewood Smiles Dentistry LLC.
Acclaimed Republican strategist and conservative analyst Shermichael Singleton shares his thoughts on today's Republican party, prospects for HBCUs in working with conservative stakeholders, and the essential role HBCUs play in providing equity to communities nationwide.
Pryor shares with us the history, goals and the necessity of DSU's eighth annual HBCU Philanthropy Symposium.
Howard University graduates and former college presidents Irvin and Pamela Reid discuss their recent $1 million gift to HU's department of psychology.
Former Arkansas Baptist College President Joseph Jones lays out the history, details and overview of an HBCU likely facing its last days.
Newly appointed Edward Waters College President A. Zachary Faison discusses why he is a good fit for EWC, the nuances of the presidential search process, and why in a culture of uncertainty HBCU leadership is still a privilege to be desired.
Dr. Jones shares his journey to Morehouse, and how confidence and community optimism helped propel him to a career in STEM.
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A podcast highlighting the top HBCU stakeholder voices and perspectives.