Tag: Black History Month
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities: History, Impact, and Why They Matter Today
Explore how Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) began, why they matter, and how they continue to influence education, careers, and opportunity.
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Black History Month: Celebrating Six Iconic Black Educators
Black History Month is a month of observance, and a chance to celebrate Black achievement in the U.S. At Bryan University, we provide an inclusive educational experience through our core belief that all students can succeed. In honor of Black History Month, we’re highlighting six iconic Black educators who changed history.
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Celebrating Black History Month by Remembering the Women of NASA
Black History Month is a month of observance, and a chance to celebrate Black achievement in the U.S. Bryan University would like to bring appreciation and acknowledgement to those within the Black community who have contributed to history by honoring the lives of Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, and Katherine Johnson.
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Celebrating Black History Month by Honoring the Life of Madam C.J. Walker
By: Chestiny Fair, MS, Bryan University Faculty and IDEA Committee Member Black History Month is a month of observance and […]
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Ruby Bridges Makes History at Six Years Old – Celebrating Black History Month
As a higher education institution, we at Bryan University understand the first day of school. It was not too long ago that Ruby Bridges, at the tender age of six years old, experienced a first day of school like no other.
