Of the over 100 HBCU's specifically four year colleges & universities, how many have homeland security, emergency management, crisis management areas of concentration OR have instituted emergency management as a 'general education' requirement for all student?
Does your alum HBCU have a program for students, or venture with local jurisdiction?
REGISTRATION
IS NOW OPEN for the 2017 HBCU Week Conference
The
Annual National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Week
Conference is planned under the leadership of the White House Initiative on
HBCUs and with input from the President’s Board of Advisors on HBCUs and its
conference sponsors. It provides a forum to exchange information and share
innovations among and between institutions.
FREE ADMISSION │ ONLINE REGISTRATION is REQUIRED
You Do Not Want to Miss This One…Lock in your hotel now!
Does your alum HBCU have a program for students, or venture with local jurisdiction?
REGISTRATION
IS NOW OPEN for the 2017 HBCU Week Conference
The
Annual National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Week
Conference is planned under the leadership of the White House Initiative on
HBCUs and with input from the President’s Board of Advisors on HBCUs and its
conference sponsors. It provides a forum to exchange information and share
innovations among and between institutions.
2017
National HBCU Week Conference
September 17-19, 2017
Crystal Gateway Marriott
1700 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
September 17-19, 2017
Crystal Gateway Marriott
1700 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Room
Rate Code: National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week
Conference
This
is the largest forum for HBCU presidents, administrators, senior Federal Agency
partners, foundation partners and other stakeholders to address priorities
stated in the Presidential Executive Order. You will have the opportunity
to learn about the vast opportunities at HBCUs, as well as contribute to the national
discussion on:
- strengthening
HBCUs through enhanced institutional planning and development; fiscal
stability and financial management;
- upgrading
institutional infrastructure to ensure long-term viability;
- exploring
new ways to improve the relationship between the Federal Government and
HBCUs;
- fostering
enduring private-sector initiatives and public-private partnerships while
promoting specific areas and centers of academic research and programmatic
excellence throughout all HBCUs;
- informing
public policy and practice as it concerns HBCUs;
- sharing
administrative and programmatic practices within the HBCU community for
the benefit of all; and
- partnering
with elementary and secondary education stakeholders to advance the cradle
to college pipeline.
FREE ADMISSION │ ONLINE REGISTRATION is REQUIRED
You Do Not Want to Miss This One…Lock in your hotel now!
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