Growing The Historical Black Colleges Footprint

with Donnie Hale of Florida Memorial University

Florida Memorial University is one of just four historically black colleges in the state of Florida, with more than a century of teachings under its belt. Executive Director of Community Engagement Donnie Hale discusses their success and strategy for growth.

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Oct 04, 2022

Hosted by: Candace Kelley
Produced by: Florida Newsmakers Team
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