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The HBCU Career Center was founded in 2007 for students and professionals underrepresented and left out of the expensive career management market. We educate around job search skills, workplace realities and employment equity and support the career and professional goals of students, alumni and the broad HBCU community. Our offerings include career and job search resources, as well as a job and internship board to connect employers with talent. Our focus is to keep Historically Black Colleges and Universities respected, resilient and relevant.
The HBCU Career Center job board includes hundreds of jobs and internships across industries. Connect with employers that value the HBCU legacy today.
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Does corporate life have you questioning whether you truly belong? Justin Grant, author of the new book Company Men: A Wellness Guide for Black Men in Corporate America, joins us to share tools for owning your space, building strong professional relationships, and advocating for yourself in predominantly White corporate workplaces.
This workshop will focus on how to navigate the common challenges faced by Black professionals in corporate America while mastering your skills and staying true to yourself. Get actionable advice on how to handle:
- Unintentional microaggressions
- Credit being taken for your ideas
- The “culture fit” question
- Navigating the dynamics of being the only Black employee
- Harsh or unfair criticism from leadership
Stay up to date on career tips, employment trends and other professional opportunities.
We want more employers to recruit and Hire HBCU students and graduates! It is really that simple. For over a decade we have encouraged employers to post jobs and internships to share their opportunities in the HBCU community.
