Titlebook: Opportunities and Challenges at Historically Black Colleges and Universities; Marybeth Gasman,Felecia Commodore Book 2014 Marybeth Gasman

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Introductionirst-generation college students attain degrees. In this book, we discuss topics and issues about HBCUs that rarely make their way into the common conversation pertaining to these institutions. However, prior to this discussion let us explore what we do know already.

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Black Colleges, Media, and the Power of Storytelling Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) as well as highlight a variety of potential factors affecting current perceptions of these institutions in the media. Through an examination of the history of media relations with HBCUs, they have uncovered what they deem to be a “pattern of unfair news accounts” a

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Three Layers of Underrepresentation: Academic Pipeline Issues for African Americans United States are major issues in American higher education. The significance of these topics stems from the fact that the rate of African Americans who are doctoral students, faculty members, and presidents within the academy has remained relatively unchanged in the United States. Without Historic