Handbook of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, 1992-94

"This is a much needed tool to make an informed choice for higher education."--Lynn C. Daniel, Seattle Public Library. This publication profiles 117 historically Black colleges & universities in the United States & the Virgin Islands. These schools were initially established to help those who had for many years been denied an education, oppressed by slavery, or restricted by poverty to enter the mainstream of society through higher education. Each institution is listed with address & telephone number, & includes information about the following: majors, student services, academic admissions, graduation requirements, enrollment, faculty facts, & costs. Notable graduates of Black colleges include Dr. Martin Luther King, Thurgood Marshall, Barbara Jordan, Spike Lee, Andrew Young, Ed Bradley, & Debbie Allen. "This not only allows our youth to envision themselves in the kind of nurturing environment these schools provide, but also increases the public's awareness of the contributions these institutions have made to this society."--Norwood J. Brooks, City Comptroller, Seattle, WA. To order contact: Jireh Publications, 2819 1st Avenue, Suite 250, Vanderveer Building, Seattle, WA 98121-1113; Tel: (800) 945-4097.Evans, Christine is the author of 'Handbook of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, 1992-94' with ISBN 9780963266903 and ISBN 096326690X.