HBCU Grad Launches Job Board For HBCU Grads and Companies That Want To Hire Them
The HBCU Grad Job Board is designed to encourage more diverse applications for world class companies.
ATLANTA——— As part of its work to help overcome the lack of diversity in the workforce, HBCU Grad has announced the HBCU Grad Job Board.
HBCU Grad, a community of over 300K HBCU Grads on the internet, has been an advocate for more diversity in the workforce for the last five years.
The HBCU Grad Job Board is designed to encourage more companies to recruit HBCU Graduates. It will provide a vast array of job postings across many sectors including marketing, engineering, sales, creative, design, finance, legal, HR, data, analytics, strategy and more.
The HBCU Grad Job Board is open to all companies. It will provide a centralized hub for listing job vacancies for as little as $99. For $199 job postings will be disseminated across HBCU Grads vast network of over 300k people with a monthly reach of well over 1 million.
The HBCU Grad Job Board is an extension of HBCU Grad’s drive to help balance the diversity gap that exists in the world today. The Job Board will be a highly curated, genuine, thriving space for HBCU Grads seeking employment and employers looking for top talent.
HBCU Grad has been inundated with requests to share job roles to our network over the last few years as companies try to reach more diverse candidates. This new section of the HBCU Grad website will provide a streamlined approach for both recruiters and potential applicants.
The HBCU Grad Job Board can be accessed at
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Some of the world’s most talented people attended HBCUs. The Vice President of America, Kamala Harris, is an HBCU graduate. Hollywood filmmakers Spike Lee and Will Packer are HBCU graduates. ESPN personality Stephen A Smith is an HBCU Grad. Just to name a few.
Annually, HBCUS produce 20% of all African American college graduates. Twenty-five percent of African American STEM graduates come from HBCUS. Nine of the top ten colleges that graduate most of the African American students who go on to earn Ph.D.s are historically black colleges and universities. More than 50% of the nation’s black public school teachers earned degrees at HBCUs. HBCUs have over a $10.2 billion positive impact on the nation’s economy.
It’s safe to say that HBCU graduates make the world a better place.
HBCU Grad has launched a job board to connect world class companies with world class talent. The HBCU Grad Job Board is curated and updated daily by the HBCU Grad Team.
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