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BECOME A PART OF HISTORY!

Step 1: Upload a photo; the photo can be recent or from when you attended your HBCU.

Step 2: Share your academic or social experience at your HBCU.

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DR. TERRENCE FERGUSON

@ TUSKEGEE SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

Tuskegee, AL

Dr. Terrence Ferguson is a native of Talbotton, Georgia. His love of animals began as a child growing up in rural West Georgia. After rescuing several neighborhood strays, Dr. Ferguson developed a love of animals.

CURTIS SYMONDS

@ CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY

Wilberforce, OH

Curtis Symonds, a prominent corporate executive, was born on August 12, 1955 in Bermuda to parents Barbara and Norman Symonds. At the age of two, his family relocated to Wilberforce, Ohio. Symonds completed his high school education at Xenia High School, graduating in 1973.

ROB HARDY

@ FAMU

Tallahassee, FL

Rob Hardy recently directed the pilot for Power Book III: Raising Kanan. Set in South Jamaica Queens in the early 1990’s, the series is the prequel to the hit Starz dramatic series Power.

ALONDA THOMAS

@FAMU

Tallahassee, FL

Alonda Thomas serves as director of public relations at Howard University. Recently named among the 2020 Top Women in PR by PRNEWS, Thomas is responsible for the development and management of the communications and media relations strategies designed to enhance the university’s reputation and visibility locally, nationally and internationally.

NAVARR GREVIOUS

@ CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

Atlanta, GA

Navarr is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of QuikLik, spent several years working as an External Auditor for one the largest “Big 4” accounting firms in the world (Deloitte), as well as excelling as a top finance and accounting recruiter for a collection of fortune 100 companies.

HBCUs represent "Black Excellence"

If you are an Alumnus or currently attend an HBCU, we want to feature you!

The "My HBCU Story" campaign is a free digital library allowing current HBCU students

& alumni to share their stories.

Whether you're reminiscing on moments from your favorite class, hang-out joint, homecoming game, student center, on or off-campus party, fraternity and sorority pledging, Greek show, or simply sharing how attending an HBCU changed your life, we want to hear your story!

Our goal is to use your "My HBCU Story" to promote and uplift the HBCU brand.

Your HBCU prepared you for success,

and now we want everyone to read about your "Black Excellence."

HBCU History