Webcast
The Renaissance of America's HBCUs
The president of AAC&U and the chancellors of three HBCUs in North Carolina are featured on this episode of Blue Ridge Public Radio’s The Waters & Harvey Show.
AAC&U supports the educational mission of colleges and universities across the global landscape of higher education and partners with campus leaders and educators at all levels.
HBCUs have been members of the association since it was founded in 1915. We invite you to join the more than one-third of all HBCUs that are currently AAC&U members.
President David Wilson (Morgan State University) and Dr. Timothy K. Eatman (Rutgers University–Newark), both members of the AAC&U Board of Directors, discuss the vital role of HBCUs in American higher education—and in AAC&U.
Your decision to join would benefit you and your campus, and your participation in the association would greatly benefit AAC&U and our more than 1,000 institutional members around the world. Get started.
Webcast
The president of AAC&U and the chancellors of three HBCUs in North Carolina are featured on this episode of Blue Ridge Public Radio’s The Waters & Harvey Show.
Initiative
AAC&U selects Spelman College as one of 10 institutions to serve as inaugural sites for the first cohort of Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Campus Centers.
On-Demand Webinar
This first in a five-part series of webinars exploring assessment practices at Historically Black Colleges and Universities is available to watch on demand.
Magazine Article
HBCU Affordable Learning $olutions project combines no- and low-cost educational resources, professional development opportunities, and online tools to facilitate collaboration and empower leadership.
Interested in learning more about AAC&U and how your institution could benefit from becoming a member?