HBCUs Still Matter: A Path To Social Mobility
HBCUs prepare students for future careers, drive social mobility, and serve as the greatest example of what higher education can do – not just for graduates, but for all of us.
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HBCUs prepare students for future careers, drive social mobility, and serve as the greatest example of what higher education can do – not just for graduates, but for all of us.
Abiola Oke, CEO of Okayafrica, is among young business leaders beginning journeys to disrupt the market and build impact. Here's how.
Michael Phillips spoke last month at a TEDxWilmingtonED Conference on the topic, "When Kids Learn on Broken Chairs." He begins by talking about a literal broken chair, but later the image evolves into a metaphor for the broken K-12 public education system in the U.S.
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NAME: RON WILSON Career Festival Producer, LAFFAPALOOZA! America’s Urban International Comedy Arts Festival Age 42 Location Atlanta Salary Range Executive producer of a festival: $25,000—$135,000; $125,000+ for a televised event...