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R.E.A.L. — Representing. Excellence In Education. And Our. Legacies.
We conduct college tours every Spring and Fall for 9th, 10th, and 11th graders who have an interest in attending a college or university in their future.
Majority of today’s HBCUs were birthed by revolutionary actions and movements. Do you agree that HBCUs need to stay revolutionary to be relevant? What are your thoughts?
This fall, we are shining the spotlight on HBCUs through our tours. Who else is as excited as we are about our October tours🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
Slavery is theft—theft of a life, theft of work, theft of any property or produce,
theft even of the children a slave might have borne - Kevin Bales
Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. Happy Freedom day.
We hear it’s Juneteenth weekend! Thank you for sticking with us this far and we are asking you to take Monday off as our sign of appreciation! Have a lovely weekend and don’t forget to stick with us as we continue to highlight and promote Black excellence in our tours🎉🎉🎉
The Institute for Colored Youth (briefly the African Institute at its founding) opened on a farm outside Philadelphia in 1837. It is today Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, which is part of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. It is the first HBCU.
Facts like this show is how far HBCUs have come and we are more fired up for our tour in October!
Source: Encyclopedia Britannica
Today to highlight excellence in HBCUs we are shining the spotlight on the NBA. The NBA and NBA Foundation have commenced programs designed to create greater opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students from Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU). Those in the program would be placed into a paid, 10-week summer internship dealing with the business side of basketball. The goal is to open opportunities for the students to learn in places they normally wouldn’t thereby creating opportunities to grow and attain the highest levels in their careers. It also exposes them to different markets they haven’t been to before, thereby positioning them for it better positions, success and it equips them to take the skills back to their HBCUs and have a résumé builder they can use and lean on going forward.
A significant number of black teachers and dentists in the United States attended HBCUS. These people have gone ahead and led successful careers that continue to inspire generations! We are excited to add more people to this list. Our next tour is in October and we are so excited to show you the greatness of our HBCUs
Today is a day of reflection. To remember our heroes who laid down their lives in serving our dear country. Thank you so much for your service, you are fondly remembered. We also remember their families today and we send our warm wishes and heartfelt gratitude. Thank you so much for your service to our nation.
Who’s with us as we step in stylishly into the weekend? Who else agrees that no one does it better than HBCUs!
We are matching this energy as we look forward to our upcoming ours in October! Whooooossssshhhhh🎉🎉
Throwback to our private chat and chew with Dr. Prize . Thank you so much for your investment in us and your impactful words.
This week in celebration of academic excellence at HBCUs we celebrate Donovan Thomas. Donovan is part of the New York Times 2022 Pulitzer Prize winners for utilizing any available tool for journalism. During his years at Howard, Donovan interned with The Washington Post, The New York Times and the Hill Top among others.
I’m this video, he shares his journey to excellence and how his activities at Howard contributed to his success. Congratulations Donovan 🎉.
Our academic excellence series seeks to showcase excellence in HBCUs! We hope to shine the spotlight on how much excellence lies in our HBCUs.
Prepare to sign up for our upcoming tours where we will showcase the beauty and prestige of HBCUs!
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HBCUs are also known for excelling in athletics. This video features trophies that decorate NC A&T’s gym, attesting to its excellence in sports. We love that students can achieve both their academic and athletic dreams at HBCUs.
Today we are celebrating academic excellence in HBCUs. Morgan State University’s School of Global Journalism and Communication (SGJC) awarded Dr. Karsonya "Kaye" Wise Whitehead, an award-winning radio host, opinion writer, author, and professor the 2021 Vernon Jarrett Medal for Journalistic Excellence. Whitehead is the first broadcaster to receive the award. She is recognized for Outstanding Reporting on the impact racial Reckoning has had in helping to close social/racial wealth gap for black people in America
The Dudley Memorial Building features the monument of the four A&T freshmen whose activism challenged the desegregation campaign of public accommodations. We had an amazing time learning about the memorial building and the amazing art by NCAT students featured in the building.
It’s been a week since we had our pilot tour and the highlight of the tour is our conversation with Dr. Price about the importance of HBCUs and mentorship through the college journey. The participants shared their knowledge about HBCUs and their excitement to attend an HBCU someday. Dr. Price emphasized the importance of role models and being open to learning about oneself in order to transform weaknesses to strengths. Which black person motivates you the most?
Did you know that according to US News 2021 College Ranking, NC A & T is America’s largest HBCU with a historically high enrollment of 13,322 spread across nine colleges and one joint school?
In keeping with North Carolina Central University’s motto of “Truth and Service,” undergraduate students must complete an aggregate of fifteen (15) hours of community-engaged or community-based service before graduation.
First stop on our HBCU College Tour. NCA&T in the house!
We are excited to launch our pilot tour today! Watch this space for updates💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
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