Howard Earns 2023 Seal of Prevention for Online Prevention Education Programs

For the third consecutive year, Howard University has been named a recipient of the Campus Prevention Network (CPN) Seal of Prevention. The CPN Seal represents the highest standard for online prevention education, with a rigorous set of criteria to ensure we are making a measurable impact across critical areas, including sexual assault and alcohol and drug misuse. Only ~10% of colleges and universities in the country achieved this recognition.  

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HU2U Podcast: Intersectionality and Belonging on Campus: Working With Howard’s LGBTQ+ Community

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In America, 1.2 million adults identify as black and LGBTQ+. But for many, discrimination is even harder than their white counterparts for their intersectional identities. Here at Howard University, efforts to support LGBTQ+ students have resulted in the formation of the Intercultural Affairs and LGBTQ+ Resource Center. Joining us to discuss this deeper is Jose Cadiz, the Director of Development in Institutional Giving at Howard University.

OAC Team - Irene Henrich

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HU2U Podcast: Gun Safety At Home feat. Kayla Austin

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Every year, 19,000 children and teens are killed or wounded due to gun violence, and approximately 3 million are exposed to gun violence.

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OAC Team - Robert Clark

HU2U Podcast: Overcoming Obstacles to Get More Black Women in the C-Suite with Denise Streeter

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In higher education, women are more likely than men to earn degrees. Black women get 64.1% of bachelor degrees, 71.5% of master's degrees, and 65.9% of doctoral medical and dental degrees. Yet a recent McKinsey study found that only 1.6% of vice presidents in corporate America are black women. Why is this happening? Dr.