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Illuminating the collective success of HBCUs through institutional collaboration, research-informed advocacy, capacity-building programs, and leadership development.

 

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Meet The New Fellows 2024 Cohort

"Americans Support Fully Endowing HBCUs. Now Is the Time to Do So"

Americans Support Fully Endowing HBCUs. Now Is the Time to Do So
By Dr. Denise Smith, Deputy Director of Higher Education Policy and Senior Fellow at The Century Foundation, and Jordan Nellums, Policy Associate on the Higher Education Team at The Century Foundation

"There is good reason to invest in HBCUs, which have a proven track record of success and serve as catalysts for racial equity. These institutions make up just 3 percent of all colleges and universities, but produce 40 percent of all Black engineers, 50 percent of all Black teachers, 70 percent of all Black doctors and dentists, and 80 percent of all Black judges. They also serve two-times as many Pell-eligible students as non-HBCU schools, and HBCU students are 51 percent more likely to move into a higher-income quintile than graduates of non-HBCUs."

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https://tcf.org/content/commentary/americans-support-fully-endowing-hbcus-now-is-the-time-to-do-so/

Graduate Student Spotlight Nelson Pham

Congratulations to Nelson Pham on the Publication of his Op-Ed: 'Silenced Voices: Confronting Linguistic Discrimination and Cultural Erasure in Academia' in Diverse Issues in Higher Education

"Educational institutions have the opportunity to cultivate a genuinely inclusive environment that celebrates diversity in all its forms. In such an environment, every student will feel a sense of belonging and respect regardless of their linguistic or cultural background. This inclusive atmosphere will enable students to embrace and share their unique linguistic and cultural identities without fear of judgment or discrimination".

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Research Assistant Nelson Pham, M.S.Ed