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March - April 2019

Changing herstory: Female presidents are writing new chapters at historically black institutions. Plus, the key to making data-driven decisions and expert tips to avert legal issues.

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Changing Herstory

A wave of female presidents is turning a new chapter at America’s historically black colleges and universities
Melanie Eversley

As a growing number of women lead America's HBCUs their presence is forcing conversations related to gender equality in academia.

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Building a Research Mind

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Protection From Legal Storms

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From Fundraising to Free Tuition

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President's Perspective: A Fresh Look at Our Curriculum

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Sue Cunningham

Talking Shop: Digging in with Data

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Mona Chalabi

Voices March/April 2019

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Advance Work

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