Courtesy of Howard University The Howard University School of Education hosted the second installment of the HBCU Education Deans Summit: Honoring Legacy, Forging Excellence Oct. 1, reaffirming its leadership in strengthening collaboration among historically Black colleges and universities. This year’s convening brought together deans and directors from 13 HBCUs classified as Carnegie Research Two institutions, with the goal of expanding collective capacity, advancing research, and enhancing educational impact across the HBCU network. The summit’s Issues Forum focused on building research infrastructure and identifying strategic funding opportunities to support innovation and collaboration across participating schools and colleges of education. The annual gathering reflects
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