Gary B. Crosby, Saint Elizabeth UniversityKhalid A. White, San Jose City CollegeMarcus A. Chanay, B1 Ventures and Holdings, Inc.Adriel A. Hilton, Southern University of New Orleans (SUNO)

• Chapter 1. Embracing the Online Model: A Model for Continued HBCU Success; Carlos J. Minor, Jr.Chapter 2. Fueling and Tracking Student Success: Changing the Approach to Student Success for the Future of HBCU Funding; Kayla C. Elliott, DeShawn Preston, Tiffany Jones, and Lawrence Haynes.Chapter 3. HBCU By the Numbers: Defining Value-Added Evidence Through Student Retention and Completion in the Era of Accountability; Karen Bussey.Chapter 4. A Competitive Edge: Leveraging Research-Practice Partnerships for Impact and Scale; Latara O. Lampkin, Chris Gilmer, Donzell Lee, Ivan Banks, and Tamara Bertrand Jones.Chapter 5. The FUTURE Act: How HBCU Leaders Can Engage Federal Policymakers to Ensure Their Success; Larry J. Walker.Chapter 6. Organization-Environment Relations and Adaptation: The Future of Historically Black Colleges and Universities; Eugene T. Parker, III.Chapter 7. Transformative Leadership: A Strategic Plan for Student Success; Lenetta R. Lee.Chapter 8. Financial Issues for HBCUs in 2020 and Beyond; R. Wayne Woodson.Chapter 9. HBCUs and Policy Implications: Moving to Anti-Deficit Policy Frameworks; Elizabeth Gilliam and Cameron C. Beatty.Chapter 10. Innovation in the 21st Century: Developing an HBCU Strategy for Survival! Edward Summers.Chapter 11. Historically Black Colleges and Universities: The Original Social Justice Movement; Santarvis Brown.Chapter 12. The HBCUs Are Wakanda; Khalid A. White.Biographies.

Gary B. Crosby, Saint Elizabeth UniversityKhalid A. White, San Jose City CollegeMarcus A. Chanay, B1 Ventures and Holdings, Inc.Adriel A. Hilton, Southern University of New Orleans (SUNO)

• Chapter 1. Embracing the Online Model: A Model for Continued HBCU Success; Carlos J. Minor, Jr.Chapter 2. Fueling and Tracking Student Success: Changing the Approach to Student Success for the Future of HBCU Funding; Kayla C. Elliott, DeShawn Preston, Tiffany Jones, and Lawrence Haynes.Chapter 3. HBCU By the Numbers: Defining Value-Added Evidence Through Student Retention and Completion in the Era of Accountability; Karen Bussey.Chapter 4. A Competitive Edge: Leveraging Research-Practice Partnerships for Impact and Scale; Latara O. Lampkin, Chris Gilmer, Donzell Lee, Ivan Banks, and Tamara Bertrand Jones.Chapter 5. The FUTURE Act: How HBCU Leaders Can Engage Federal Policymakers to Ensure Their Success; Larry J. Walker.Chapter 6. Organization-Environment Relations and Adaptation: The Future of Historically Black Colleges and Universities; Eugene T. Parker, III.Chapter 7. Transformative Leadership: A Strategic Plan for Student Success; Lenetta R. Lee.Chapter 8. Financial Issues for HBCUs in 2020 and Beyond; R. Wayne Woodson.Chapter 9. HBCUs and Policy Implications: Moving to Anti-Deficit Policy Frameworks; Elizabeth Gilliam and Cameron C. Beatty.Chapter 10. Innovation in the 21st Century: Developing an HBCU Strategy for Survival! Edward Summers.Chapter 11. Historically Black Colleges and Universities: The Original Social Justice Movement; Santarvis Brown.Chapter 12. The HBCUs Are Wakanda; Khalid A. White.Biographies.

Gary B. Crosby, Saint Elizabeth UniversityKhalid A. White, San Jose City CollegeMarcus A. Chanay, B1 Ventures and Holdings, Inc.Adriel A. Hilton, Southern University of New Orleans (SUNO)

• Chapter 1. Embracing the Online Model: A Model for Continued HBCU Success; Carlos J. Minor, Jr.Chapter 2. Fueling and Tracking Student Success: Changing the Approach to Student Success for the Future of HBCU Funding; Kayla C. Elliott, DeShawn Preston, Tiffany Jones, and Lawrence Haynes.Chapter 3. HBCU By the Numbers: Defining Value-Added Evidence Through Student Retention and Completion in the Era of Accountability; Karen Bussey.Chapter 4. A Competitive Edge: Leveraging Research-Practice Partnerships for Impact and Scale; Latara O. Lampkin, Chris Gilmer, Donzell Lee, Ivan Banks, and Tamara Bertrand Jones.Chapter 5. The FUTURE Act: How HBCU Leaders Can Engage Federal Policymakers to Ensure Their Success; Larry J. Walker.Chapter 6. Organization-Environment Relations and Adaptation: The Future of Historically Black Colleges and Universities; Eugene T. Parker, III.Chapter 7. Transformative Leadership: A Strategic Plan for Student Success; Lenetta R. Lee.Chapter 8. Financial Issues for HBCUs in 2020 and Beyond; R. Wayne Woodson.Chapter 9. HBCUs and Policy Implications: Moving to Anti-Deficit Policy Frameworks; Elizabeth Gilliam and Cameron C. Beatty.Chapter 10. Innovation in the 21st Century: Developing an HBCU Strategy for Survival! Edward Summers.Chapter 11. Historically Black Colleges and Universities: The Original Social Justice Movement; Santarvis Brown.Chapter 12. The HBCUs Are Wakanda; Khalid A. White.Biographies.