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How Generative AI is Changing Education: The Role of HBCUs in Adjusting to New Technology

Generative AI is changing education, redefining how students learn and how educators teach. For Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), this shift represents both a challenge and a powerful opportunity. As classrooms increasingly adopt generative AI tools, HBCUs embrace this innovation and ensure their students stay ahead, not left behind. Organizations like the Williams-Franklin Foundation […]

HBCU College Tours: Get a Preview of Black College Life

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have played a transformative role in the higher education of African American students for over a century. Today, HBCU college tours provide prospective students with an immersive introduction to these culturally rich, academically rigorous institutions. These tours are more than simple campus visits—they’re opportunities to witness the vibrant energy, […]

Corporate Social Responsibility Education Initiatives: Turning CSR Goals Into Long-Term Impact

Corporate Social Responsibility education initiatives are becoming more and more essential to how companies define success. Forward-thinking businesses understand that profit alone is no longer enough. To remain competitive, relevant, and responsible, corporations are investing in programs that directly advance education, equity, and opportunity. At the Williams-Franklin Foundation (WFF), we’ve seen how corporate support can […]

How Companies Can Make a Lasting Impact With Strategic Giving Programs

In today’s socially conscious marketplace, corporate giving programs are more than just philanthropic gestures—they are strategic investments in the future of communities and the companies themselves. Businesses of all sizes are realizing that aligning social impact with core values not only enhances their reputation but also contributes to long-term success. One of the most impactful […]

Building a Professional Brand: Online Presence for HBCU Students

In today’s increasingly digital world, building a professional brand is essential for career success—especially for HBCU students preparing to enter competitive job markets. A strong online presence can open doors to professional opportunities, foster important connections, and help establish credibility long before a formal interview. Crafting an intentional, strategic digital identity has become just as […]

Succeeding in Virtual Interviews: A Complete Guide

In today’s fast-paced, digitally driven world, virtual interviews have become the norm. Mastering the nuances of remote job interviews is crucial for landing your dream job. Virtual interviews offer convenience and efficiency, but they also present unique challenges. At the Williams-Franklin Foundation (WFF), we recognize the importance of preparing our scholars for success in this […]

Navigating Summer Internships: Making the Most of Your Experience

For students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), summer internships represent more than just a seasonal break from academics. They serve as a critical bridge between classroom learning and real-world application. These opportunities allow students to gain valuable work experience, build professional networks, and develop skills that are essential for long-term career success. As […]

The Role of Athletics in HBCU Development

Athletics has long been a powerful force in shaping the identity, culture, and legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). From legendary rivalries and vibrant homecoming traditions to producing elite athletes and community leaders, the impact of athletics in HBCU development extends far beyond the playing field. It is a vital component of a […]

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