The 2014 Class of HBCU All-Stars

US-WhiteHouse-LogoThe White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities has announced its first class of HBCU All-Stars. The 75 students from undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs at 62 different HBCUs are being honored for their accomplishments in academics, leadership, and civic engagement.

Among the 75 winners are 45 women and 30 men who were selected from 445 students who applied to win the designation as a HBCU All-Star.

A complete list of the 75 HBCU All-Stars can be found here.

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