HBCU Alumni Giving Rates

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William F. Pickard’s gift includes donations to UNCF, Clark Atlanta University, Saint Augustine’s University and Philander Smith College.

 

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MSNBC President Rashida Jones Gives Back to Alma Mater Hampton University Through Scholarship Fund
March 29, 2022



– Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications today announced three winners of the Rashida Jones Scholarship Fund. The financial gift was launched by MSNBC President Rashida Jones, one of the school’s most accomplished alumni. The scholarship will be provided annually to Hampton University students studying journalism.

This year’s three student recipients are: junior Eryn DeShields of Odenton, Md., senior Jonathan Scott of Apopka, Fla., and senior Lauren Turman of West Chester, Pa. The individual scholarships will help each student to cover part of their tuition costs.

 

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Spike Lee creates fellowship for Atlanta University Center graduates​

Jan 12, 2023



Fresh off seeing his mother and grandmother enshrined forever at Spelman College, filmmaker and Morehouse College graduate Spike Lee has announced a new fellowship program for Atlanta University Center graduates.
The inaugural class of five Spike Fellows, all graduating seniors, will receive a paid graduate study summer internship, executive mentorships and $25,000 in student loan payoff and debt relief.

Lee is partnering with the Gersh Agency, one of the leading talent agencies in the world, who will provide full-time job placement at the company this fall for the fellows.
The fellowships will be open to students at Morehouse, Spelman, and Clark Atlanta University (CAU).


Lee is a 1979 graduate of Morehouse but famously took his communications and film studies classes at Clark College, which is now part of CAU.
“From the jump, from the get-go, I knew when — not if — I opened a crack in the door, I was bringing as many Black and brown folks with me in front and behind the camera,” said Lee, who won an Academy Award in 2019 for “BlacKkKlansman” and whose film credits include “Malcolm X,” “Do the Right Thing,” and “School Daze,” which he shot at the AUC.

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Last November, Lee was on hand when Spelman renamed the college’s admissions office after his grandmother, Zimmie Jackson, who graduated from Spelman in 1929, and his mother, Jacqueline Shelton who was in the class of 1954.

His father and grandfather also attended Morehouse.

“I know firsthand the education one receives at a historically Black college and university,” Lee said. “As my elders often told me, ‘deeds not words.’ ”

 

[Mindfield333]

that's because majority of the alumni are not eating well off those degrees

Networking, résumé writing & interview skills >>>>> were your degree from. I’ve hit alumni up via linked in of who I knew to get me in places or they let me know what moves I should make

My degree isn’t finance or business but I’m at a very popular bank making damn near 6 figures

 

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It's not about giving rates it's about the Billions that state governments have cheated HBCU's out of

 

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Multiplatinum recording artist ‘E-40’ donates $100,000 to GSU to benefit music department, sound recording studio

GRAMBLING, La. — February 3, 2023 — Multiplatinum recording artist, actor, and entrepreneur, Earl “E-40” Stevens expanded his philanthropic reach with a $100,000 donation to Grambling State University. The funds

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