Black College Blueprint

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The Next Frontier for HBCUs

Darryl Scriven

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English

Rowman & Littlefield
08 January 2026

Philosophy & theory of education

Series: Race and Education in the Twenty-First Century

With a focus on the changing political landscape, this book offers a fresh approach to increasing the HBCU value proposition for the next century.

While HBCUs are individually unique, they have similar missions, audiences, threats, and aspirations. This commonality suggests that they should unify in a way that preserves the identity of each, leverages shared resources, and strengthens their standing as an institution class. In this book, special attention is given to the opportunity for HBCUs to leverage Artificial Intelligence enterprise wide. Written for wide stakeholder engagement, Black College Blueprint proposes that the best way to accomplish collective HBCU advancement is to create an HBCU Consortium and an HBCU Think Tank to help structure and lead a new expression of Black college education nationally and globally.

By: Darryl Scriven
Imprint: Rowman & Littlefield
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm,
ISBN: 9781666975802
ISBN 10: 166697580X
Series: Race and Education in the Twenty-First Century
Pages: 162
Publication Date: 08 January 2026
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Acknowledgements Introduction Section I: A Paradigm Shift 1. HBCU Consortium 2. HBCU Think Tank 3. HBCUs and Artificial Intelligence 4. Enlarging the Mission of HBCUs Section II: Strategy & Tactics 5. HBCU Recruitment Strategy 6. World Class Education 7. Increasing the HBCU Value Proposition Section III: Institutional Success 8. Foundation Funding and Philanthropy 9. Succession Planning 10. Celebrating HBCUs from Athletics to Graduation 11. Visionary HBCU Buildership Bibliography About the Author Index

Darryl Scriven is Interim Executive Director of the Cyber Policy Institute at Florida A&M University, USA.

Reviews for Black College Blueprint: The Next Frontier for HBCUs

Darryl Scriven has crafted a powerful vision for advancing the transformative mission of HBCUs at a pivotal moment in the history of higher education and our global society. This blueprint is a clarion call to elevate the highest principles of intellectual excellence and creative brilliance to ensure a flourishing future of talent and the thriving of democratic innovation. -- Sylvester Johnson * Professor & Chair in the Department of Black Studies, Northwestern University, USA * Black College Blueprint: The Next Frontier for HBCUs by Darryl Scriven offers a compelling call to action for HBCU leaders and institutions to leverage collective power, broaden vision and scope, prepare for new frontiers, deepen inclusion, and shape institutional sustainability. Rooted in a well-balanced historic record and contemporary narrative, Dr. Scriven provides a discussion that is profoundly aspirational and sparks deep intellectual thought. The transformative insights shared for how best to position HBCUs moving forward are framed with deliberate strategic direction. The read is compelling and may be a catalyst for productive intellectual exchange among HBCU leaders now and into the future. -- Shannon Mathews * Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, University of La Verne, USA *