FAMU Alum Makes History In The Vanderbilt Neurosurgery Residency
Tamia Potter will be the first African American female in the Vanderbilt neurosurgery residency in Nashville.
Did you graduate from a historically black college or university? You are not alone: there are millions of HBCU alumni network members across the United States, and every graduate plays an important role in shaping HBCU culture, values, and traditions for the next generation of African-American college students. If you are a historically black college or university alumni, HBCU Lifestyle will help you connect with other graduates, find one-of-a-kind merchandise, and share your successes with the HBCU community.
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Alumni Success Stories: Highlighting Successful Black College Graduates
Your life as an HBCU student doesn’t end when you graduate! That’s why we’ve created an HBCU alumni spotlight to showcase what some of the most talented HBCU alumni are up to after they walk the stage.
Gone are the days when black college graduates were disconnected after graduation. Now black collegiates are everywhere,, making strides across a variety of fields – and HBCU Lifestyle is here to highlight them. Find inspiration in the story of Florida A&M graduate-turned-filmmaker Akil DuPont or draw motivation from the long (and growing) list of HBCU alumni who went on to be renowned black poets.
Check our showcase of HBCU alumni often – one day maybe you too will join our list of black professionals!
Tamia Potter will be the first African American female in the Vanderbilt neurosurgery residency in Nashville.
FABA Fest is the First-Ever Festival for Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) Alumni
China Lovelace will host the Shade Room Live Radio Show alongside co-host La’Janeé, in a new partnership with Amazon.
Mizani Ball won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement for a Cultural Documentary – “Chicago Stories: The Birth of Gospel.”
Mary Wicks, a 2001 alumna of UAPB, wears many hats professionally. Currently, she works for Louis Vuitton, the French luxury fashion brand.
The Richard R. Wright award is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon alumni who have distinguished themselves through their expertise.
Presidential Scholars serve a one-year appointment and provide a wide range of professional functions for the UNC System Office.
Tones of Melanin by Ashley Jones is the only HBCU brand that is created by a HBCU graduate that is sold at 3 major retailers.