“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.” When Marcus Garvey stated the above quote, who knew that there was merit in the words he stated. It is obvious that these words hold so much meaning and value to the hearers of them. Now, more […]
About Naykishia D. Head
How Professors Make All the Difference at an HBCU
“During the time I have worked for HBCUs, I have noticed something very special. These folks genuinely care.”- Eddie Francis Yes. The above words ring true. They ring true because I am an instructor at an HBCU, who also happens to be an alumna of an HBCU, and I live these words as I go […]
Choosing an HBCU: The Positives Do Outweigh the Negatives
Choosing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) is a major decision. The best way to do this is to research the cost, find your degree program, discuss with your guidance counselor, connect with alumni, and visit the campus to talk to faculty and students. By doing this, it will help you to choose an HBCU […]
How Academic Advisors Help or Hinder Students at HBCUs
At universities and colleges all across the country, a faculty advisor is assigned to students to help them navigate through the course offerings in their chosen academic field. These individuals are supposed to be faculty members who desire to put forth their energy to help these students do well. We do know that at some […]
Opportunities for Social Improvement at HBCUs
Yes, we know that HBCUs are vital to success of many minority students in the country. However, we do know that there are some things that may turn a student away from attending an HBCU. These issues can be alleviated if the students who are currently enrolled at these institutions of higher learning. Connection between […]
3 Positives for Choosing an HBCU
“Many believe, that for all intents and purposes, that there is no need for the predominately Black College anymore.”Yes, there was a need then and there is a need now for the Historically Black College and/or University (HBCU). Perhaps, you are enrolled currently at an HBCU or maybe you are thinking about attending an HBCU, […]
Why Professors Should Embrace Technology in the Classroom
“Back in the day, when I was young, I’m not kid anymore, but some days I sit and I was a kid again…I remember.” This aforementioned chorus from the song, “Back in the Day” by Ahmad can be a representative of so many facets as it relates to education, but they can truly represent the […]
The Risks of Not Attending Class in College
“Oh, wow! I forgot to complete my assignment that’s due at 8:00 a.m.!” Have you ever uttered these words or some that were eerily similar? If you have, you are not alone. Students often find themselves sucked into a pitfall that includes late night phone sessions, full blown parties, and other student related activities. It […]
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