Connect with the heart of Historically Black Colleges and Universities through the ‘HBCU Alumni Network’ category. Explore the power of alumni relations in fostering mentorship, career opportunities, and lifelong friendships. Learn how HBCU graduates continue to impact their communities and shape the future of upcoming generations.
From spotlighting distinguished alumni achievements to sharing networking tips and events, this category is your gateway to remaining an active and impactful part of the HBCU family. Whether you’re seeking to expand your professional network or give back to your alma mater, discover how HBCU alumni are making a difference.
The Coca-Cola Company on April 6th announced Helen Smith Price will be promoted to Vice President of Global Community Affairs for The Coca-Cola Company and President of The Coca-Cola Foundation.
Clark Atlanta and Spelman Alumna Helen Price Named President of The Coca-Cola Foundation Read More »
Hampton University alumna R. Denise Everson ’04 has been selected by the American Institute of Architects as the 2016 Associate of the Year based on her promotion of affordable housing.
Hampton Alumna Receives 2016 Architect Associate of the Year Award Read More »
Mamasa Camara, C’2015 is the first Spelman Gates Cambridge scholar, and the only African American and HBCU graduate among this year’s 35 U.S. scholarship recipients.
Alumna Awarded Spelman’s First Gates Cambridge Scholarship Read More »
Dr. Catherine Thomas has been recognized as the 2016 Most Promising Scientist at the 30th Annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards in Philadelphia, PA.
Alcorn State Alumna Catherine Thomas Wins Most Promising Scientist Award Read More »
Written by Hazel Scott ASU alumna Kenyatta Shanice Spiller, 26, was at a crossroad in her life, so she jumped off her career path, took a leap of faith and joined the Peace Corps. She is now in Botswana helping HIV/AIDS patients. “My decision to join Peace Corps Botswana was completely based on my faith
Alabama State Alumna Joins Peace Corps, Helps Fight HIV and AIDS in Botswana Read More »
Prairie View A&M University congratulates Nathelyne Archie Kennedy, P.E. on being named the 2016 Houston Engineer of the Year. Nathelyne Archie Kennedy founded her own engineering consultancy in 1981, and has since built Nathelyne A. Kennedy & Associates into a highly respected company providing civil engineering and program management services for highway, mass transit, street,
PVAMU Alumna Nathelyne Kennedy Named Houston Engineer of the Year Read More »
Music fans around the world were tuned in on Monday, February 15 to see the 58th Annual Grammy Awards Ceremony. They saw live performances from artists like Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars, Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar. There was even all-star tribute for the legendary Tuskegee, AL native Lionel Richie, who was named MusiCares person of
Hampton University Alum DJ Babey Drew Wins Grammy Award Read More »
On Wednesday, February 10th retired UPS senior executive Calvin E. Tyler Jr. and his wife, Tina, nationally known philanthropists, announced a $5-million gift to Morgan State University for an endowed scholarship fund established in their name at MSU. The fund provides need-based scholarships that cover full tuition for select Morgan students who reside in Baltimore
Morgan State Alumnus and Wife Gifts Largest Individual Donation in School History Read More »
