The Center for HBCU Media Advocacy, Inc., in partnership with historically black colleges and universities, a vast social networking community, and an independent online media company, provides daily coverage and analysis of all 105 historically black colleges and universities across the United States.
The Center For HBCU Media Advocacy, Inc. provides internships, conferences and training seminars to develop minority journalists studying at historically black colleges and universities in new media.
HBCUs are among America’s most storied and tradition-rich institutions of higher education. Because these schools are mission-mandated to serve an underrepresented, often-disenfranchised student population, their history breeds a love and loyalty among students, graduates and faculty that positions HBCUs as social and cultural institutions with stellar academic reputations. Read More →
The Dark Side of HBCU Rankings Every year, news publications produce rankings of America’s colleges and universities. And supporters of historically black colleges and universities particularly enjoy this annual review, not just for bragging rights on the worth of their schools, but for the national display of productivity and excellence in comparison to some of the nation’s most commercially-recognizable academic destinations. But what these news outlets omit from these reports...
Radio mogul and HBCU advocate Tom Joyner recently discussed his plans to develop online learning at historically black colleges and universities at the National Urban League’s Centennial Convention earlier this week. With an anticipated launch in September 2010 and motivated by the exodus of African-American students to online colleges like the University of Phoenix and Walden University, have created a buzz among higher education circles. “One thing that we do know from a nurturing...
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