Empowering Change: The Role of HBCUs in Nurturing Future Entrepreneurs and Social Impact Leaders

This engaging panel discussion, moderated by T.D. Jakes Foundation President & CEO Kelley Cornish, delves into how Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are pivotal in fostering entrepreneurial spirit and social impact among students.

The panel features insights from Dr. Michael J. Sorrell of Paul Quinn College and Dr. Herman J. Felton of Wiley University, who discuss their institutions' unique approaches to entrepreneurship education.

Next, Dr. Natasha Gresham provides a mental health perspective, addressing the psychological preparation necessary for entrepreneurial success.

Finally, Troy Duffie from the Milken Institute sheds light on the role of social impact investing and how HBCUs contribute to this critical field.

Together, this panel explores the holistic support HBCUs provide, the importance of mental readiness for entrepreneurship, and the significant social contributions of these institutions.

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