The Divine Nine: A Legacy of Black Excellence in Higher Education black history monthDr. Sherell WilsonFebruary 1, 2024higher education, divine nine, sororities, fraternities, black history, black students, alpha phi alpha, alpha kappa alpha, academic support, mentorship, professional development, cultural impact, community impact, Black culture, black excellence, Beyond College Access, racial segregration, African Americans, zeta phi beta, sigma gamma rho, delta sigma theta, omega psi phi, kappa alpha psi, phi beta sigma, iota phi theta, cornell university, howard university, black men, black women, fraternity, sorority, divine 9, life member
Countering Fears of a Lost Generation in Higher Education educational equity, COVID-19, student retention, COVID-19 & Higher Ed, Higher EducationDr. Sherell WilsonOctober 27, 2020higher education, black students, historically underserved students, pandemic, covid-19, enrollment rates, educational equity, underserved students, low income students, students of color, first-generation students, educational strategies
Increasing College Access Opportunities for All Students student decisions, educational equity, student needs, Higher EducationDr. Sherell WilsonSeptember 29, 2020disparities, diversity, first-generation college students, black students, latino students, selective colleges, elite colleges, educational equity, college cost, college enrollment, college application, higher education, beyond college access, college access, equity, historically underserved students, historically underrepresented students, systemic racism, financial aid
