11th annual ONYX Awards salutes Florida’s 4 HBCUs

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The presidents of Florida’s four historically black institutions of higher education were celebrated during the 11th Annual ONYX Awards in Orlando.

President Edison O. Jackson of Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach; President Nathaniel Glover of Edward Waters College in Jacksonville; President Elmira Mangum of Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in Tallahassee; and President Roslyn Clark Artis of Florida Memorial University in Miami, were each recognized for their personal leadership achievements and the outstanding work that their students, faculty and staff contribute to the world. Civil Rights Advocate Martin Luther King III, Congresswoman Corrine Brown and U.S. Small Business Administration Regional Administrator Cassius Butts were in attendance to celebrate the exemplary leaders.

“Our HBCU’s are a significant cornerstone of the Black community and their mission to educate under-served communities is more critical to the future of our country today than ever before,” said ONYX Awards Advisory Chairman Michelle Tatom. “We salute those individuals working to preserve these great institutions through their philanthropy and social activism”

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