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Our virtual conference starts tomorrow (Apr 22–23). Featuring HBCU-based leaders: Schools of Education — Williams, Latiker, Price (PhDs) Financing Access — Ellis, Hacker, Challener (PhDs) Just a preview—many more panelists + sessions in the full lineup. Register events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cW...

We’re highlighting a signature virtual session this week: From Community to Collective Power. Women leaders in higher education reflect on identity, leadership, and institutional life—moving from community to collective power. All are welcome!. Register → events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cW... #HBCUs

🔊 From Data to Leverage: Translating HBCU Research into Institutional and Policy Change | Dr. Sosanya Jones and Dr. Jorge Burmicky, Ph.D.|Howard University School of Education 🔗 Register in advance to secure your place: events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cW... #HBCUresearchmatters #HBCU #Highered #howardu

Join us for a panel featuring Dr. Kayla C. Elliott and Dr. Lodriquez Murray, as they explore HBCU Policy Strategy. This virtual session examines pathways through which HBCUs transition from participation in policy conversations to positions of power. 🔗 events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cW... #hbcuS

Join this session with Dr. Shannon R. Waite, Dr. Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr., and Dr. Eugene Pringle, Jr., Ed.D. They will examine leadership development pathways within K–12 systems and the role of HBCUs in cultivating a robust pipeline of educational leaders. Register today! lnkd.in/ePtUz2s5

We are pleased to feature Dr. Ivory Toldson, whose session “Knowledge as Power” explores the role of HBCU-generated research in shaping public narratives and informing policy decision-making. Register to join us for the HBCU Center Research Network Conference! events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cW... #HBCU

Excited to announce speakers for our HBCU Center Research Network conference: “Financing Access” panel: Dr. Reginald K. Ellis, Dr. Desideria Hacker, and Dr. Scott Challener — examining the political economy of graduate education financing. Register today: events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cW... #HBCUs

Excited to announce speakers for our conference: “Financing Access” panel: Dr. Reginald K. Ellis, Dr. Desideria Hacker, and Dr. Scott Challener — examining the political economy of graduate education financing Dr. Ivory Toldson — “Knowledge as Power,” exploring research, narratives & policy #hbcu

📌Our upcoming HBCU Research Network conference features sessions on student success, financing access, and higher education leadership. Registration is open: 🔗https://events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cWtF6YAv275TUgql_XEcj8mjxIntKccNBchX9DEcqtZr8~Ao7J046O9JPwyQzzmBV3b1cl6wKNtfsqDrNhavd9fh0clips286Wp1s01Q

🚨Registration is NOW OPEN for our 2-day virtual conference bringing together higher education leaders, faculty, and PhD scholars for timely academic dialogue. Learn more and register: events.zoom.us/ev/AiFLP27cW... #HBCUs #HBCUsmatter #HBCUResearchmatters #Highered

Why does character education and leadership matter now more than ever in higher education? Join this virtual event today at 2:00 PM ET to hear from expert researchers! Register to be part of the conversation. access.ihenow.com/character-an...

We are honored to celebrate Dr. Melanie Carter, Director, on receiving the Dr. Anthony K. Wutoh Exemplar Award. With over 30 years of leadership in higher education, Dr. Carter has devoted her career to advancing HBCUs, mentoring countless PhD students, and serving students with purpose. 🏆 #Howardu

Dr. Melanie Carter, Associate Provost & Director of the HBCU Center will present at the Black Legislative Leaders Network (BLLN) HBCU Caucus Summit, convening March 26–28. Her leadership continues to shape the future of HBCUs through research, policy, and collective action. #HBCUs #HBUAwarefest

We were on the radio! Missed it live? View the full conversation about CLEI, our latest initiative. www.youtube.com/watch?v=1THR... #HBCUResearchmatters #HBCUsmatter #HBCUs

Tomorrow evening: Join us for a virtual conversation on: “The Psychology of Black Womanhood,” in honor of Women’s History Month! All are welcome! Come listen, learn, and be part of the discussion. howard.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #hbcuresearchmatters #hbcus #howardu

Don’t miss the next Sister Scholar Circle – an inspiring evening of conversation, insight, and collective wisdom. We are honored to host Janeula M. Burt, Ph.D. Join us for an engaging discussion Wed., March 18th at 6:00 PM EST! All are welcome! howard.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #HBCUs

As we celebrate Black History, The HBCU Center is proud to showcase a meaningful Author Talk episode with acclaimed historian of higher education Dr. Eddie Cole, author of The Campus Color Line. Watch the fascinating conversation at the link below. youtu.be/hqYVjKxRbmM #HOWARDU #HBCUS #Highered

Join us for a powerful conversation with Dr. Jorge Burmicky, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies, Howard University as he shares insight into the writing and research process — from refining your questions to publishing with purpose. Register by scanning the QR code.

History shifted because he dared to run. Today, we mourn the passing of civil rights icon Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., at 84, a leader whose presidential campaigns in the 1980s broke barriers and redefined what was politically possible. He didn’t just enter races; he opened doors. Rest in power.

Tomorrow!! Join us for the important conversation! 🕓 #howardu #hbcuresarchmatters #hbcuresearchersmatter

HBCUs have long been at the forefront of scholarly inquiry that documents lived experiences and informs future generations. During Black History Month and every month, we recognize the essential role of HBCU research in preserving Black history and advancing knowledge. #HBCUResearchmatters #HBCU

Join us on Feb. 11th for this high-impact conversation entitled, Reimagining Public Education, Part II: Policy, Power and the Future of HBCUs. The lecture will discuss the role of HBCUs in driving national policy and will be moderated by our Center Director Dr. Melanie Carter. #HBCUsmatter #HBCUs

📊 Help advance research! Participate in this research study by completing a survey or joining a focus group/interview. Your expertise can inform meaningful research outcomes. Scan the QR Code for more information! #BlackHigherEd #HBCUResearchmatters #HBCUs #Howardu

The holiday season is a time for reflection and community. Today marks the beginning of Kwanzaa, a celebration rooted in culture, togetherness, and shared values. From our Center, we extend our best wishes for peace, joy, and continued connection throughout the holiday season and beyond. #hbcus

📽️What does the student loan process really feel like for students, families, and the staff who help guide them? Dr. Jorge Burmicky breaks down his research on the real experiences behind educational financing and what it means for long-term student success. youtu.be/QXiRg-9u7iA #HBCUs #HowardU

Join us at 6:00 pm EST for our HCRN Sister Scholar Virtual Book Discussion! All are welcome! #HBCUs howard.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Join us virtually on Dec. 10th at 6:00 pm EST for the HCRN Sister Scholar Circle: Virtual Book Discussion! We’ll be discussing Kamala Harris’ book 107 Days! Participants are encouraged to read the selected text and come ready to share insights and perspectives! howard.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Join us virtually on Dec. 10th at 6:00 pm EST for the HCRN Sister Scholar Circle: Virtual Book Discussion! We’ll be discussing Kamala Harris’ book 107 Days! Participants are encouraged to read the selected text and come ready to share insights and perspectives! howard.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Listen to this dynamic episode with Dr. Melanie Carter and author Dr. Jelani M. Favors, author of Shelter in the Time of a Storm. Dr. Favors' research chronicles the central role HBCU campus communities played during the civil rights era and continue to play today. youtu.be/nFCKT6F9T0M #HBCUs

Join us for a conversation on leadership, identity, and perseverance at our next Sister Scholar Circle as we discuss 107 Days by Kamala Harris. We will reflect on representation and the experiences of Black women in public life. Registration Link: howard.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #hbcus #hbcu

Join us for a conversation on leadership, identity, and perseverance at our next Sister Scholar Circle as we discuss 107 Days by Kamala Harris. We will reflect on representation and the experiences of Black women in public life. Registration Link: howard.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #hbcus #hbcu

🎧Tune into this new Soul of the Yard episode! This episode features Howard University researchers Dr. Sosanya Jones and Mr. Randy Bumpers who explore campus climates at HBCUs. Listen now! → open.spotify.com/episode/5XWL... #hbcuresearchmatters #howardu #hbcusmatter #thehbcucenter #hbcus #hbcu

Explore new perspectives on education and social change at the 46th Charles H.Thompson Lecture-Colloquium. Join keynote speaker Dr. David Stovall on Nov. 5, 2025, at 5:00 PM in the School of Education Miner Building. Attend in person or virtually. Register today! www.eventbrite.com/e/46th-charl...

10/21 is Lucy Diggs Slowe Day. 🎉 As the first Dean of Women, Lucy Diggs Slowe paved the way for many African American women and women in general. Today we celebrate her life and legacy. #lucydiggslowe #hu #hbcuresearchmatters #hbcuresearchersmatter #thehbcucenter #howarduniversity #hbcus

HBCUs have rich traditions that include annual homecomings on the yard. Continue to celebrate our HBCUs. Happy homecoming. 💫 #hbcuresearchmatters #thehbcucenter. #howardu #hbcuresearchersmatter #thehbcucenter

Experience this Turning Pages episode, which features a conversation with Dr. Robert T. Palmer and Dr. Sosanya Jones. This highly engaging conversation uncovers unique challenges and calls for support and solutions. Don’t miss this thought-provoking discussion. youtu.be/Xf2FmgjHYfY #HBCUs #HU

We are pleased to announce the new cohort of HBCU Center fellows! The eleven fellows come to the program from diverse fields! #HBCUs Nathan Alexander Deborah Bailey Erinn Carter Shantesica Gilliam Robert Hassell Brandy Jackson Yang Liu Dawn Matthews Kari Miller Bobwealth Omontese Ke’Anna Skipwith

We kicked off a very successful launch of the HBCU Center Research Network Sister Scholar Circle. Thank you to those who were in attendance. Our next virtual meeting will be held on the 2nd Wednesday of next month. Save the date for October 8th! More details to come. #HBCUResearchmatters #HBCUs

The HBCU Center Research Network presents: The Sister Scholar Circle! The purpose of the Sister Scholar Circle is to intensify community bonds among and with HBCU women scholars. Join us for the launch on Thursday, Sept. 11th at 5pm at Howard U! #HBCUsmatter #HBCUs #TheHBCUCenter @howard.edu

We want to take this moment to celebrate the accomplishments of our 2024-2025 HBCU Center Fellows and send them off with a moment of shared appreciation for their efforts. We celebrate their research and dedication. We look forward to seeing their contributions in the future! #HBCUsmatter #HowardU

If you have a student attending Howard: My new course, "The Black University" [AFRO 121-02] was finally listed as open for enrollment. I have seats available for a few students who want to join this class. This one, part of the larger work to #JailbreakTheBlackUniversity , going to hit different.

The HBCU Center celebrates our Director, Dr. Melanie Carter, who inspires the next generation of leaders through her scholarship on the History of Higher Education and Black Women in Higher Education. #hbcus #thehbcucenter #hbcuresearchmatters #hbcusmatter#hbcuresearchersmatter #howardu #hbcu

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." ~Nelson Mandela We honor Nelson Mandela and his monumental achievements. #TheHBCUCenter #mandeladay #madiba #HBCUResearchmatters #blackhighered #hbcusmatter #Blackhighereducation #hbcus #howardu #hbcu

The HBCU Center’s Research Network Conference recordings are available! Be sure to watch this dynamic session on HBCUs and Social Justice Research & Policy! This panel of esteemed researchers explores the role of HBCUs in advancing social justice. youtu.be/qeqy3_wtYS8 #hbcus #HBCUResearchmatters

🚨Last Call! 🚨 Applications for the HBCU Center Research Network (HCRN) Fellows Program close June 30th! Apply today! All materials for consideration for the Fall 2025 Fellowship Cycle must be submitted by Monday, June 30, 2025. Learn more: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #HBCUs #HBCUsmatter #HU

The HBCU Center Research Network Fellows Program is now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 academic year! Applications are due Monday, June 30, 2025! Apply today! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #hbcus #hbcuresearchmatters #hbcureseachersmatter #hbcusmatter #hbcu #howardu

On Juneteenth, we honor the legacy of freedom and the ongoing pursuit of justice through education and research. We celebrate the powerful impact of HBCUs and thank the researchers and educators driving equity and opportunity. 📸:Our inaugural cohort of HBCU Center Fellows! #HBCU #HowardU #HBCUs

The HBCU Center Research Network Fellows Program is accepting applications! All materials for consideration for the Fall 2025 Fellowship Cycle must be submitted by Monday, June 30, 2025. If you have additional questions or need more information, please contact [email protected]. #HBCUs #HBCU

📌Register today for this summer empowerment series hosted by the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Assessment at Howard University. howard.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... #HBCUsmatter #HBCUs #HowardU #HBCUresearchmatters #HBCUResearchersmatter