Understanding the Familiarity of School and College Counselors with HBCUs
Wednesday, Nov. 12 from 3-4pm ET
HBCUs have long played a vital role in American higher education, with recent years showing renewed interest and increasing enrollment. Yet, many Black students—particularly those in independent and other school settings—continue to receive limited exposure to these institutions during the college search process. This webinar will present findings from a doctoral research study exploring how familiar school and college counselors are with HBCUs and how they advise Black students about them. As HBCU graduates, Jamon Pulliam and Ebonee Mahone-Todman will share insights and actionable recommendations to help school-based and independent counselors more effectively inform students and create intentional opportunities to explore HBCUs. Register today!