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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.

Step 3: Follow us on your favorite social media platform to see when your story has been posted.

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KENNY E. LLOYD

@ TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY

Nashville, TN

Kenneth Earl Lloyd is known to everyone as “Kenny” has spent more than 15 years building multi-million-dollar empires as an executive and distributor for several major global network marketing companies.

LOREN GONZALEZ

@ SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY

Savannah, GA

My SSU!

When I was deciding on exactly what school I wanted to go to, I always knew I wanted to go to a HBCU, but I was trying everything in my power not to go to Savannah State.

NICOLLE D. HARRIS

@ DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY

Dover, DW

When I was in high school applying for college I remember one of my favorite teachers (who shall remain nameless) actually yelled at me. She was upset that I was applying to Historical Black Colleges.

TIERRA M. VENEY

@ NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY

Norfolk, VA

"I entered NSU by myself and 17yrs later the friendships and sisterhoods that were created during that time hasn't let me down not once."

GEOFFREY H. LEWIS

@ CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY

Wilberforce, OH

Reason 1887 why I love my HBCU! It’s always a great time when we come together!

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