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Black Students Need Financial Knowledge Now

Take matters into your own hands. At the very least, read Black Enterprise. Then commit to reading books, listening to podcasts, and following financial gurus on social media. Even without having taken a course in personal finance, there's enough free and low-cost information available to keep borrowers from defaulting on their loans.

University of Central Florida Uses Innovation to Serve Students

Allan Golston, president of the Gates Foundation’s U.S. program, recently wrote about the innovative work of the University of Central Florida. Using data to understand where students were getting stuck in their path toward graduation, UCF now makes use of online classes to allow students greater flexibility. It also provides faculty members with training in online course design, and they are paired with instructional designers so they learn how to maximize the platform.

NMSDC Hosts Business Opportunity Exchange

For four days, more than 6,000 corporate CEOs, procurement executives and supplier diversity professionals will convene to re-energize their collective efforts to develop and advocate for more vigorous participation by minority-owned firms in global corporate supply chains.

#ReadersUnite — Don’t Forget Comic Books

Although I’m not a particular fan of comic books, I do recognize how comic books and graphic novels can be a genuine part of one’s preferred reading. For kids, especially boys, comic books and graphic novels can ignite the reading switch and keep it burning.

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