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HBCU Myths Workshops

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The Top Five HBCU Myths Busted Workshop

Workshop Description:
 Through an open and honest conversation about some prevailing myths of Historically Black Colleges & Universities, the session aims to empower the participant to gain a renewed understanding and resources to further the conversation for others. Throughout the session information related to the history, relevancy and diversity of HBCUs is explored through proven data, videos and testimonials. Will also introduce a useful resources to support the undergraduate admissions application process and access.

If time permits, an insightful conversation on the "15 Things that Make HBCUs Unforgettable" will be highlighted.

Learning Objectives:
  • Explore the influence and impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities through an open and honest conversation about some prevailing myths of HBCUs,
  • Empower the participant compare and contrast post-secondary options, opportunities and access between HBCUs and PWIs for a renewed understanding, and
  • Construct informed decisions and offer guiding resources based on facts and authentic data to support the planning of a college-bound student.

Intended Audience: This session is great for anyone who is seeking to learn more about Historically Black Colleges and Universities. This workshop is ideal for:
  • Administrators & Guidance Counselors
  • College Prep Advisors
  • High School Educators
  • College-Bound High School Students
  • Potential College Transfer Students
  • Parents
  • Community Stakeholders
  • Church Youth Groups
  • Civic/community/fraternal organizations
  • HBCU Alumni
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Presenter(s): Member(s) of the Cleveland Council of Black Colleges Alumni Association. Please note, we will make every attempt to honor requests based on the availability of our presenters.

Session Time: Estimated 90 minutes.

A/V Needs: Computer, projector, screen, speakers, internet access, possible microphone (depending on the space).
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Cleveland Council of Black Colleges Alumni Association, Inc.
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  • Home
  • Ready!
    • About HBCU College Fair
    • Program Partners
    • FAQs
    • HBCU Preview Day
    • Virtual College Fair
  • Set!
    • HBCU Myths Workshop
    • I Got Accepted
    • Now What Workshop
    • Scholarships
  • Go!
    • HBCU Freshmen Send-Off
  • Contact