A “Snapshot” of Historically Black Colleges and Universities Prepared for Students Participating in the HBCU Distance Recruitment Event October 2, 2014 This information is gleaned from the 2014 edition of U.S. News & World Report America’s Best Colleges (online edition) and from school websites. Please read this material, study the websites, and use your guidance office resources to learn more about the schools that interest you. Then join us on October 2, 2014, so that you can talk with, and ask questions of, the recruiters themselves. We look forward to seeing you there! Copyright © 2013 Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration www.cilc.org Table of Contents Page 4 Page 11 Alabama A&M University Huston-Tillotson University Alabama State University Jackson State University Albany State University Jarvis Christian College Alcorn State University Johnson C. Smith University Page 5 Page 12 Allen University Kentucky State University Arkansas Baptist College Knoxville College Barber-Scotia College Lane College Benedict College Langston University Bennett College Page 13 Page 6 LeMoyne-Owen College Bethune-Cookman University Lincoln University of Missouri Bowie State University Lincoln University of Pennsylvania Central State University Livingstone College Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Page 14 Page 7 Martin University Claflin University Miles College Clark Atlanta University Mississippi Valley State University Coppin State University Morehouse College Delaware State University Page 15 Page 8 Morgan State University Dillard University Morris College Edward Waters College Norfolk State University Elizabeth City State University North Carolina A&T State University Fayetteville State University Page 16 Page 9 North Carolina Central University Fisk University Oakwood University Florida A&M University Paine College Florida Memorial University Paul Quinn College Fort Valley State University Philander Smith College Page 10 Page 17 Grambling State University Prairie View A&M University Hampton University Rust College Harris-Stowe State University Saint Augustine’s University Howard University Saint Paul’s College Copyright © 2013 Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration www.cilc.org 2 Page 18 Page 21 Savannah State University Tougaloo College Selma University (A Bible College) Tuskegee University Shaw University University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff South Carolina State University University of the District of Columbia Page 19 Page 22 Southern University System University of Maryland Eastern Shore Southern University at Shreveport University of the Virgin Islands Southern University Law Center Virginia State University Southern University Agricultural Research Virginia Union University and Extension Center Southern University and A&M College Page 23 Southern University at New Orleans Voorhees College Spelman College West Virginia State University Stillman College Wilberforce University Wiley College Page 20 Talladega College Page 24 Tennessee State University Winston-Salem State University Texas College Xavier University of Louisiana Texas Southern University Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science Copyright © 2013 Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration www.cilc.org 3 Alabama A&M University Normal, Alabama Founded 1875 http://www.aamu.edu Founded as a land-grant* university, Alabama A&M is located in Normal, a northern Alabama city in the Huntsville metro area. It is one of three HBCUs offering a baccalaureate degree in city planning and one of 10 universities in the nation with a nationally accredited program in urban planning. In addition to preprofessional majors in medicine and veterinary science, the university offers a combined engineering degree with Georgia Tech. Minors are available in most subjects, as are dual degrees and double majors. This university of 4,853 students has over 300 full-time faculty members and is noted for its emphasis on teacher education. *See last page Alabama State University Montgomery, Alabama Founded 1867 http://www.alasu.edu Alabama State University, home to 5,816 students, is a publicly supported coeducational institution. Its location in the state capital has contributed greatly to the university’s mission of supporting the business and commerce of the state. The university is a nonsectarian (no religious requirement or affiliation) institution that offers cooperative programs in engineering (with Auburn University), medical lab technology (with University of Alabama) and numerous certifications in teaching disciplines. Alabama State is known for outstanding academics in teacher education, mass communications, accounting, business, and biology. Extracurricular activities, available in more than 60 student organizations, include a science club, marching band, gospel choir and the Christian Student Association. Albany State University Albany, Georgia Founded 1903 http://www.asurams.edu/ ASU has a population of 4,275; there are six residence halls for students who live on campus. Students can earn a bachelor’s, master’s, or education specialist degree. Of the undergraduate degree programs, the most popular majors are biology, criminal justice, computer science, education management, and nursing. The unique First & Second Year Experience consists of Freshman Seminar Program, Peer Tutorial Program and Book Club Program. The school has Army ROTC. Students engage in social activities through bands, choirs, religious groups, honor societies, and sororities and fraternities. In intercollegiate sports, the school belongs to NCAA Division II. Alcorn State University Alcorn State, Mississippi Founded 1871 http://www.alcorn.edu The campus of ASU, which is about midway between Vicksburg and Natchez, features century-old trees but the latest technology, a chapel on the National Register of Historic Places but a new science and math building. ASU’s 3,950 students can choose from seven schools and degree programs in 50 areas, including a nursing program. They can participate in more than 40 clubs and organizations, including a renowned gospel choir and one of the largest marching bands in the country. There are 18 intercollegiate men’s and women’s athletic teams. Copyright © 2013 Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration www.cilc.org 4 Allen University Columbia, South Carolina Founded 1870 http://www.allenuniversity.edu Allen University was the first institution of higher education in South Carolina founded by African- Americans for the express purpose of educating African-Americans. It is a Christian Liberal Arts institution that is strongly committed to teaching and community service. Following a curriculum that has been “carefully customized to train the whole person,” 672 students prepare for bachelors degrees in biology, business administration, chemistry, education, English, mathematics, music, religion, and social studies. Students participate in sports through baseball, basketball, cross country, football, tennis, and track and field. Arkansas Baptist College Little Rock, Arkansas Founded 1884 http://www.arkansasbaptist.edu/ Arkansas Baptist is a small, four-year, private, coed, liberal arts college. As a church-affiliated institution, Arkansas Baptist provides a liberal arts program in a Christian-centered environment. The college programs are designed to develop the academic, social, and spiritual potential of each of its students. The Arkansas Baptist Collegiate Choir, which is one of the major activities, has performed in many states. The Student Union and Game Room is the center of much of the campus activity for the approximately 2,000 students. Cultural and recreational events are available in the Little Rock metropolitan area. Barber-Scotia College Concord, North Carolina Founded 1867 http://www.b-sc.edu/ Barber-Scotia College is the oldest historically black Presbyterian school. It is a fully accredited, four-year, coeducational institution, open to people of all racial, ethnic, and religious affiliation who seek a quality educational experience. B.S.C. offers four B.A. majors and seven B.S. majors through its four academic divisions. Students can participate in both intercollegiate and intramural sports, and can develop leadership and social skills through a number of student organizations. Benedict College Columbia, South Carolina Founded 1870 http://www.benedict.edu/ Benedict College, an independent, coeducational, private institution, was founded by the Baptist Church. The college offers bachelor degree programs in 28 major areas of study. The programs provide diversified educational experiences to challenge different levels of academic abilities. Although not now governed by the church, there continues to be a supportive relationship. The college, with 2,921 students enrolled in baccalaureate degree programs, exists to serve students in an environment that fosters academic proficiency. Bennett College Greensboro, North Carolina Founded 1873 http://www.bennett.edu/ Bennett College is a private, four-year, liberal arts institution for women that is affiliated with the United Methodist Church. The goal of Bennett College is to maintain distinction as an institution of higher learning while offering women an education conducive to excellence in scholarly pursuits and preparation for Copyright © 2013 Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration www.cilc.org 5 leadership roles and lifelong learning in a contemporary society. The college offers selected education, training, and research experiences appropriate for preparation in the arts