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FASTAP has completed 8 pre-accreditation reviews and provided with mini-grants to upgrade software, improve cash flow and adopt best practices. More >


Since an award of $600,000 and technical assistance, Virginia Union University has dramatically improved giving and participation. More >


A partnership with Morehouse College’s Male Initiative and Ohio State University’s Black Male Initiative has created a Black Male Think Tank. More >
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UNCF President Michael Lomax opened the UNCF Institute for Capacity Building’s Building Green Learning Institute in San Antonio last month. Dr. Lomax’s powerful remarks underscore UNCF's commitment to advancing sustainability for Minority Serving Institutions. Panels included green building partners, industry representatives, and academic leaders. Other featured speakers included Dr. Beverly Tatum, President of Spelman College; Mr. Robert Stanton, Senior Advisor to the U.S. Secretary of the Interior.  Visit the UNCF Building Green Network.

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UNCF Institute for Capacity Building
Helping HBCUs with Solutions for Strength, Vitality and Sustainability
 
UNCF - ICB assists private HBCU campus leaders as they work through challenges and opportunities to sustain their institutions by adopting capacity building as an important institutional program.
 
We help these colleges and universities achieve renewal and results by supporting activities in six specific areas:
 
These six programs support the strength, vitality and sustainability of those institutions that have historically assumed a significant role in educating African American and other students of color. Through our targeted initiatives, we influence the higher education pipeline to help ensure that UNCF-member institutions will be able to offer increased access to innumerable underserved students for years to come.
 
 
 
 
 

 
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