Alumni Conference Thank You! – National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Alumni Association Foundation, Inc.

From all of us at NHBCUAAF….

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION!

On behalf of the entire National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Alumni Associations Foundation (NHBCUAAF) team, thank you for participating in the 12th Annual NHBCUAAF Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Alumni Leaders Conference.

Your presence, ideas, questions, experiences, and commitment helped make this year’s conference a meaningful national gathering of HBCU alumni leaders, chapter representatives, institutional partners, volunteers, and supporters.

Throughout the conference, we explored how alumni associations can strengthen leadership, increase alumni engagement and giving, develop sustainable operating strategies, build stronger partnerships with our HBCUs, engage students, and leverage our collective influence to create lasting institutional impact.

Below are links to some of the presentations and video announcement from one of our strategic partners. Click to View!

Mr. Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer, SHRM and Chair of the NHBCUAAF Capital Campaign Committee (VIDEO)
Dr. Evelyn Bethune – Managing Director of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Family Legacy Foundation, founder and CEO of Bethune Publishing House Inc – “Continuing the Legacy. We Are Stronger Together Than Apart”
Dr. Patricia Hicks, Founder and President, The Outcomes Management Group, Ltd – Fundraising – “From Counting Contributions to Creating Impact
Ms. Reshunda L. Mahone, Ed.D, Senior Consultant, and Ms. Angelique Grant, Ph.D., Senior Consultant + Principal, The Inclusion Firm – A New E.R.A: Educate, Research, and Activate HBCU Alumni Leadership and Philanthropy
Marcus Spates, Civic Engagement Coordinator and Ms. Calleen Herbert, Director Community Engagement and Service – Student Engagement: NCCU Student Civic Engagement Working Group
Mr. Robert Corbitt, Project Manager, Transformation Center of Excellence, LLC – NHBCUAAF Financial Management System and Periodic Table of Organizational Development Operating System (PTOD-OS VIDEO)
Peter Grear, Greater Diversity News Global – Student Engagement: Right of First Refusal (RoFR)

YOUR PARTICIPATION MATTERS!

The 12th Annual NHBCUAAF HBCU Alumni Virtual Leaders Conference

Every person who attended contributed to something larger than a single conference. You helped strengthen a national network of leaders who understand that the future of our HBCUs will require collaboration, innovation, shared resources, and collective action.

We also extend a special THANK YOU to everyone who completed our post-conference survey. Your feedback is invaluable. We are listening, learning, and using your input to strengthen future conferences, professional development opportunities, programs, and resources for HBCU alumni leaders nationwide.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS, SPEAKERS & PARTNERS

We extend our sincere appreciation to our conference sponsors, speakers, presenters, partners, volunteers, and supporters.

Your investment of time, expertise, resources, and financial support helped make this conference possible. Your partnership demonstrates a commitment not only to NHBCUAAF, but also to strengthening HBCU alumni leadership and supporting the long-term success of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

THE CONFERENCE HAS ENDED. THE WORK CONTINUES.

NHBCUAAF believes HBCU alumni associations represent one of the most powerful forces available to strengthen our institutions. Imagine what becomes possible when that power is organized, connected, trained, resourced, and working collectively.

We encourage you to remain engaged with NHBCUAAF, BECOME A MEMBER share what you learned, strengthen your alumni association, build new relationships with fellow leaders, and continue investing your Time, Talent, and Treasure in the institutions that have created generations of leaders.

Together, we can strengthen HBCU alumni associations. Together, we can strengthen HBCUs. Together, we can build a legacy for generations to come.