Michelle A. Williams Becomes Harvard’s First Black Faculty Dean
Michelle A. Williams appointed head of Harvard's School of Public Health, making her the first black faculty dean and first female dean of the school
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Michelle A. Williams appointed head of Harvard's School of Public Health, making her the first black faculty dean and first female dean of the school
International Day of Women & Girls in Science celebrates female achievers in STEM worldwide. Here are nine black American women STEM trailblazers.
Executive coach and author, Mary Pender Greene, offers tips for why every professional should have a virtual personal board of directors.
“When Black consumers see how much power they have, it will change the way African Americans look at themselves, and allow them to realize what an economic power they have become,†says Andrew McCaskill, senior vice president of Global Communications at Nielsen.
Allstate insurance company honors Black History Month with a salute to modern day change makers.