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Finding a Place at an HBCU

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Hollingsworth – who has also taught and advised students at Johns Hopkins University – anticipates that she’ll graduate next May. The research she’s been doing at Morgan State has to do with her time at her alma mater, where she had gone the extra mile to make the school more welcoming for her and other Black and Brown students.

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Building Assessment Culture One Cup of Coffee at a Time

Student Affairs Assessment Leaders (SAAL)

Here is the next installment of our conversation series getting to know the leaders that make up this wonderful group of Student Affairs Assessment Leaders and learning from their personal stories. Hardly anyone started out as student affairs assessment, but just ended up, for a variety of reasons, being really into it.

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TM2 Revival Brings Fresh Approach to HBCU Executive Searches

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Despite earning a biochemistry degree at Lamar University with parental expectations of medical school, Doman found his true calling in student affairs. Working in the student union as an undergraduate led to leadership roles, eventually guiding him toward a career in higher education administration.

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Sorted Into SAAL: How I Found my Place in the Magical World of Assessment

Student Affairs Assessment Leaders (SAAL)

For me, that has been the Student Affairs Assessment community, and more specifically SAAL. This continued into college where some key staff and faculty mentors (my very own Professors McGonagall and Dumbledore) led me to Student Affairs. I’ve known since I was a little girl that I wanted to be a teacher.