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Perspectives: Graduates, Stand Ready to Become Internal Corporate Champions for Your Alma Mater

by John M. Berry , June 6, 2008

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·         Seek joint programs and projects for their schools

·         Seek to increase a relationship for enhanced internships and cooperatives for their schools

The greatest product of any institution is leadership development in all fields of human endeavors. The challenge that I set forth is of crucial importance for the 21st century sustainability of HBCUs and every other institution that produces leadership. I say to all those gradating seniors, “Please do not forget those who trained and believed in your previously untapped ability. Stand ready to show your support by being an internal champion for your alma mater.”

 

Dr. John Berry is the assistant vice president for development at South Carolina State University.

 

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