From the Classroom to the Quad
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Which HBCUs hold the most patents?
How much was HBCU tuition in the 1800s?
What impact did Black college students have on the Civil Rights Movement?
What's the most popular study abroad destination for HBCU students?
With more than one hundred (100) HBCUs in existence, there’s so much to learn about Black colleges.
The ABCs of HBCUs: From the Classroom to the Quad Workbook takes middle and high school students on a front-row, VIP tour of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Filled with over sixty (60) pages of colorful illustrations, fun facts, and exciting activities, this book is the perfect resource for parents and educators looking to broaden their children's knowledge of Black history and Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Although your child isn’t quite ready to declare an undergraduate major, with a focus on topics like STEM, intellectual property, business, politics, activism, fashion, medicine and sports, this book will have your scholar HBCU-ready in no time.
Age: 13-18 years
Customer Reviews
Proud to be an HBCU Alumni. While reading this book to my son it brought back memories from being on the yard. The cookouts, homecomings and the HBCU culture.
I love this this activity book. I think it’s got great activities and really sharp illustrations that kids love. Also it can plant seeds and prepare them for anHBCU education.
These books are a wealth of information. It’s presented in a fun and engaging manner. I use them with my Sunday School students to help them learn more about HBCUs, our culture, and Black excellence.
Our 10 year old was so excited when she read this book. With her Mom(Xavier/AKA), Dad(Morehouse/Omega), Big Sis(Jackson State/AKA), & now Big Brother @ Morehouse all HBCU-proud, she was familiar with some of its content & she was so thrilled about it. Her face just lit up with the biggest smile. This book is “A Must Have” for every home to become more familiar with all of the HBCUs around the country and to put a smile on each face!
I only wish there was a digital version for me to use in my class. But I loved sharing it with my students in my class