2024 Charter Day Honorees

HU2U Podcast: From Prison Cells to Ph.D. feat. Dr. Stanley Andrisse

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As a kid, we all make mistakes. For some reason, the consequences can be life-changing, for better or for worse. For Dr. Stanley Andrisse, his mistakes led him to three felony convictions where he faced a 20-year prison sentence. Dr. Stanley Andrisse is an endocrinologist, scientist, and professor at the Howard University College of Medicine. He joins host Frank Tramble today to chat about his incredible life pivot, dealing with grief and human emotion in prison, the power and privilege of being a Black doctor, and education as a form of therapy.

Howard Earns 2023 Seal of Prevention for Online Prevention Education Programs

For the second year in a row, Howard University has been named a recipient of the Campus Prevention Network (CPN) Seal of Prevention. The CPN Seal represents the highest standard for online prevention education, with a rigorous set of criteria to ensure we are making a measurable impact across critical areas including sexual assault and alcohol and drug misuse. Only ~10% of colleges and universities in the country achieved this recognition.

OAC Team - Sun Combs

Howard Plaza Towers Water Incident FAQs

HU2U Podcast: Intersectionality and Belonging on Campus: Working With Howard’s LGBTQ+ Community

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In America, 1.2 million adults identify as black and LGBTQ+. But for many, discrimination is even harder than their white counterparts for their intersectional identities. Here at Howard University, efforts to support LGBTQ+ students have resulted in the formation of the Intercultural Affairs and LGBTQ+ Resource Center. Joining us to discuss this deeper is Jose Cadiz, the Director of Development in Institutional Giving at Howard University.

OAC Team - Irene Henrich

OAC Team - Kwame Owusu-Boakye

OAC Team - Dr. Erica Alexander

HU2U Podcast: Gun Safety At Home feat. Kayla Austin

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Every year, 19,000 children and teens are killed or wounded due to gun violence, and approximately 3 million are exposed to gun violence.