Embedded Files
The HBCU-MSI Collaborative builds strategic partnerships with historically Black colleges and universities and other minority-serving institutions to increase equity and access in higher education throughout the 16-state region. Working with state agencies, education leaders and philanthropic organizations, this SREB group pursues ways to increase capacity and competitiveness among these institutions.
Historically Black Colleges & Universities-Minority Serving Institutions (HBCU-MSI) Collaborative
Historically Black Colleges & Universities-Minority Serving Institutions (HBCU-MSI) Collaborative
Invitation Only
Invitation Only
1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Theme: Upgrade and Activate – Showing up for Student Success
The HBCU-MSI Collaborative is a convening of executive-level leadership at HBCUs and institutions that predominantly serve American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black, Hispanic or Latino, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, and/or Nonresidents. These institutions are commonly known as MSI. This session is open by invitation to all HBCU and non-PWI chancellors, presidents, CEO, or their designee. Our purpose is to connect, clarify, illuminate, and strategize.
Agenda:
Welcome, greetings, roll call, purpose
Establish community agreements
Recap of past meetings and activity
a. Agenda and minutes from March 27, 2023
b. Updates on the HBCU-MSI Course Sharing Consortium
Open discussion
What is top of mind for your institution and state?
Policy meets practice: “Keeping it Real - Implications of Southern State Legislation for HBCUs and MSIs.”
Action plans, set next meeting date, assessment/evaluation
Initiative: HBCU-MSI Course Sharing Consortium
Initiative: HBCU-MSI Course Sharing Consortium
In May 2022, the Southern Regional Education Board announced its HBCU-MSI Course-Sharing Consortium, a collaboration designed to help HBCUs and MSIs enable students to stay on the path to on-time graduation. The partnership was born out of the SREB HBCU-MSI Collaborative, which fosters strategic partnerships to increase capacity and improve student success among like-minded institutions.
The consortium brings together public and private institutions to expand students’ access to courses, at the times they need them, and within the culture that is a hallmark of the experience at HBCUs and MSIs.
Page updated
Report abuse