Black Colleges and Universities: Their Past, Path and Leadership
Research based text which discusses the plight of black higher education in America. The text discusses the economic history, challenges and growth of the Historical Black College or University over the past 100+ yearts.
The continued existence of black colleges and universities has been challenging. The lack of adequate funding, humble beginnings, ability to continue attracting students following the integration of educational institutions are factors that have presented obstacles to HBCU administrators. However, in spite of these challenges, HBCUs have graduated nearly one-third of all African American students in the United States by providing quality education and emotional support required of students who are often first-generation college students. This chapter describes the various challenges and obstacles faced by HBCUs and how these institutions have survived. The entire text speaks to the approaches these institutions may continue to take to provide effective organizational management and leadership.
2021
Articles/Blogs
Journal of Leadership Studies-Symposium Piece-Relational Leadership: Perspectives of Key Constructs on Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity in Higher Education
Conferences
American Psychological Association Conference-Utilizing Clinical Hypnotherapeutic Intervention with CBT to Treat Pandemic-Aug. 13-2021 Symptomology