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- 🥇 HBCUs Are Winning—On & Off the Court! 🙌🏾
🥇 HBCUs Are Winning—On & Off the Court! 🙌🏾
From a history-making basketball win to powerful leadership, this week’s edition is packed with inspiration!
👋🏾 Hey HBCU Fam!
From making history in sports to acknowledging women in different fields, HBCUs continue to break barriers and inspire change. This week, we’re celebrating the game-changers—on the court, in leadership, and beyond. Let’s get into the biggest wins of the week!
🏆 Charlotte Hosts First BCIC Tournament
History is being made as Charlotte welcomes the first-ever Black College Invitational Championship (BCIC), giving HBCU athletes a new platform to shine.
🏀 Southern Advances, Faces UCLA Next
March Madness is heating up! Southern University upset UC San Diego and now takes on No. 1 seed UCLA in a high-stakes matchup.
🧠 HBCU Students Thrive Mentally
A new study reveals that HBCU students experience better mental health outcomes than their peers, highlighting the impact of culture, community, and support in student well-being.
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✨ It Takes a Woman: Dr. Clarissa Myrick-Harris White
Dr. Clarissa Myrick-Harris White has dedicated her career to shaping the future of Black education. A trailblazer at Morehouse College, she made history as the institution’s first female academic dean and continues to uplift student activism and Africana studies.
💡 Why It Matters: As a leader, scholar, and advocate, Dr. Myrick-Harris White is ensuring that the legacy of Black excellence and student activism remains strong for generations to come.
💼 Internship Spotlight: Origin Bank Insurance Intern
Gain hands-on experience in the finance and insurance industry with Origin Bank’s Insurance Internship. Open to students looking to develop professional skills and build a career in financial services.
📅 Deadline: Rolling
🎓 Scholarship Opportunity: NOVEC Scholarship Program
NOVEC is offering scholarships to HBCU students pursuing higher education. If you’re committed to academic excellence, this is your chance to earn financial support!
📅 Deadline: April 01, 2025
👉🏾 Visit our Scholarships Page for more HBCU scholarships!
🌟 Upcoming Event: HBCU Black Wall Street Career Fest
The 4th Annual National HBCU Black Wall Street Career Fest is the ultimate networking opportunity for students and alumni. Connect with top employers looking for diverse talent!
🗓️ When: April 26, 2025 | 📍 Where: 2600 Howard St., The Hall of Industry at the State Fair Grounds near the Barton Coliseum
🏆 Dr. Tiffany Jefferson: A Champion for Black Excellence in Dance
Dr. Tiffany Jefferson is a nationally acclaimed choreographer, educator, and cultural storyteller who has dedicated her career to preserving and uplifting Black artistry. As the Director of Dance at Hinds Community College, she founded the school’s first-ever dance program, creating a legacy that continues to inspire.
🌟 Why It Matters: Through her leadership of Montage Theatre of Dance, Jefferson has brought Southern artistry to global stages, including Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and the Olympics. She has also trained students who now perform with Alvin Ailey, Cirque du Soleil, and at the Grammys.
🗣️ Her Impact: As Mrs. Mississippi American 2024, Jefferson is using her platform to share stories of resilience, purpose, and the power of movement.
🔥 Historic WNIT Victory for HBCU Basketball!
An HBCU program has made history by securing its first-ever WNIT tournament win! This groundbreaking achievement highlights the growing dominance of HBCU women’s basketball on the national stage.
🏆 Highlight: With grit, determination, and elite playmaking, this team proved they belong among the best in postseason competition.
🎉 Networking Event: HBCU ENGAGE 2025
HBCU ENGAGE 2025 is a premier event designed to connect HBCU students, alumni, and professionals in meaningful conversations about career advancement, leadership, and community impact.
🗓️ When: ❗️March 25-26,2025❗️ | 📍 Where: Charleston Gaillard Center at Charleston, SC
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As we celebrate these victories, let’s remember that every milestone is a step toward even greater achievements. Whether you’re making history, preparing for your next career move, or supporting the HBCU community, your impact matters!
Catch you in the next edition,
Your HBCU Roundup Team ✌🏾
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