College Counseling Hosts Presentation about Historically Black Colleges and Universities
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The MBS College Counseling Office hosted a virtual presentation about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) on Wednesday, October 20.
We were delighted to be joined by Keyana Scales, Vice President for Enrollment Management at Xavier University of Louisiana, who provided an overview of HBCU education in the United States. The presentation also featured a panel of MBS alumni including Chad Easterling '05 (Hampton University), Eriqah Williams Vincent '06 (Spelman College), Ian Elmore-Moore '09 (Morehouse College), and Kaya Moody '20 (Howard University), who shared insights from their own college experiences.
To view the recording of the presentation, click here.