Nicholas Johnson Becomes First Black Valedictorian in Princeton’s 274-Year History
Nicholas Johnson becomes the very first black valedictorian at Princeton University.
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Robert F. Smith’s Philanthropy Has Lasting Impact on Morehouse Students Lives, Sparks Additional Funding
Robert F. Smith’s investment in helping youth to achieve academic and professional excellence was publicized when he announced that he would wipe college debt obligations for approximately 400 class of 2019 students who attended Morehouse College. Morehouse College also reported that the gift became a catalyst to support more HBCU students through The Student Freedom Initiative.
New Bill Would Distribute $3 Billion to Support Minority Firms Affected By COVID-19
Minority firms, including black-owned businesses, could get a whopping $3 billion equity infusion to help deal with the fallout from the coronavirus crisis under a new bill.
Learn The Secrets Of A Rockstar CFO From The Best Of The Best
What makes an effective Chief Financial Officer (CFO) tick? According to MIT Sloan School of Business CFO Summit chair and CFO Leadership Council founder Jack McCullough, a great CFO is a rockstar CFO.
Advocate Likens K-12 Education to a Broken Chair
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.