February 12, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Daphne Smith Marsh“Sometimes you have to create a pathway,” says Daphne Smith Marsh. Transcript
February 11, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Keenan ArtisBorn in the Philippines, 2018 UIC Business grad Keenan Artis describes how he overcame feeling unwelcome in his own country because of how he looks and who he loves. Transcript
February 10, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Shelley DavisShelley Davis, president and CEO of the Coleman Foundation, has dedicated her career to the nonprofit sector since she was an urban planning and policy graduate student at UIC. Transcript
February 8, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Gerald HankersonUIC alumnus Gerald Hankerson reminisces with host Aisha El-Amin about his successes and challenges as a student in “28 Days of Black Excellence.” Transcript
February 7, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Jamilah OkoeDr. Jamilah Okoe discusses her journey from earning her bachelor’s degree in nursing to pursuing her dream to become a doctor. Transcript
February 6, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Cecil CurtwrightFormer associate provost for academic and enrollment services talks about his role in pioneering diversity and inclusion programs at UIC. Transcript
February 5, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Michelle Morrow“Something that I would say to Black alumni: Maintain that connection with the institution,” says Michelle Morrow, a UIC alumna and former staff member. Transcript
February 4, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Horace SmithCollege of Medicine grad says ‘You’ve got to have mentorship. No one makes it on their own.’ Transcript
February 3, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: LaDora Robinson-LockeLaDora Robinson-Locke, director of human resources at Lincoln Park Zoo, has been influential in creating paid internships for students of color and exposing students to careers with cultural institutions. Transcript
February 2, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Charles PickettCollege of Business Administration alum and MBA student: “You’re not just in school to be in school for the sake of it. It’s an investment.” Transcript