UNITE 2023 PILLARS - INSTITUTIONAL EXCELLENCE

Black colleges and universities have been key levers in the development and uplift of the Black community. The United Negro College Fund was established in 1944 as a membership organization of HBCUs, committed to helping each achieve their critical missions.

At this year’s summit, we are redoubling our efforts to support all Black colleges and universities as they pursue transformation and sustainability.

UNITE sessions on Institutional Excellence are designed for institutional leaders, partners and champions committed to adapting new and promising strategies leading to effective partnerships, streamlined processes and enhanced skills and capabilities.

By embracing Institutional Excellence, we ensure Black colleges and universities are equipped to meet the demands of today’s learners, preparing them for a future of limitless opportunities.

INSTITUTIONAL EXCELLENCE SUMMIT TRACKS:
Institutional Transformation. Executing strategies that lead to institutional resiliency.
Executive Leadership. Increasing the effectiveness of Black college presidents and executive leadership.
Financial Sustainability. Investigating approaches to improved fiscal systems, business models, endowment management, facilities planning and resource stewardship.
Fundraising and Advancement. Securing resources and partnerships that help our institutions fulfill their missions.