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Urban Centric Magazine Acknowledges HBCU Students and Alumni in Fall 2011 issue

Urban Centric Magazine Acknowledges HBCU Students and Alumni in Fall 2011 issue
Posted By: Naomi Bonman on August 16, 2011

On September 15th, 2011, Urban Centric magazine, will release their special Edition Fall Issue which is dedicated to HBCUs. In honor of HBCUs, Urban Centric wants to acknowledge those who have graduated from an HBCU in the year 2011 and those who are attending an HBCU for the first time.

Guidelines for HBCU 2011 Graduates:
-Submit a head shot photo or your graduation photo
-Name, State and HBCU that you graduated from
-A Short statement of at least 50 words of your overall experience of going to an HBCU and why you would encourage others to attend.



Guidelines for New 2011 HBCU attendees:
-Submit a head shot photo
-Name, State, and HBCU you will be attending
-A Short statement of at least 50 words of what you expect to get receive from your HBCU experience and why you chose to attend an HBCU.

All submissions should be sent to urbancentriconline@gmail.com with the subject line: "HBCU PRIDE," by no later than September 10.

If you would like to view Urban Centric Magazine, please visit:
www.urbancentriconline.com
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