HBCUs Take On Tech at Wall Street Project Economic Summit
Silicon Valley is a new promised land for those enamored of tech. How can HBCUs prepare their students to be attractive candidates and flourish in the space?
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Silicon Valley is a new promised land for those enamored of tech. How can HBCUs prepare their students to be attractive candidates and flourish in the space?
Engineering is high-paying and offers job security, yet relatively few African Americans pursue work in the field. Efforts to increase diversity abound.
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The panel, Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Reconnecting and Sustaining Relationships with Wall Street, was asked, 'What do historically black colleges need to do to create and sustain meaningful collaboration with Wall Street?'
An alumnus of Morgan State and his wife have expanded their endowed scholarship fund to $5 million to provide 10 scholarships to residents of Baltimore.