Students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities took part in a two-week program about the creative arts, made possible by Apple’s Racial Equality and Justice Initiative.
Originally surfacing in June, the program from the Propel Center provided 50 students selected from 19 HBCUs with a ten-day experience. The “What’s Your Superpower?” course helped to empower students to embrace their authentic selves through their future careers.
Based on the campuses of Tennessee State University in Nashville and Clark Atlanta University, the students were given mentorship from the HBCU faculty, as well as industry professionals in creative and executive roles. Explained in an Apple profile of the course on Thursday, the students also worked with experts at the Apple Music Nashville office.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums Students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities took part in a two-week program about the creative arts, made possible by Apple’s Racial Equality and Justice Initiative.Students taking part in the two-week music programOriginally surfacing in June, the program from the Propel Center provided 50 students selected from 19 HBCUs with a ten-day experience. The “What’s Your Superpower?” course helped to empower students to embrace their authentic selves through their future careers.Based on the campuses of Tennessee State University in Nashville and Clark Atlanta University, the students were given mentorship from the HBCU faculty, as well as industry professionals in creative and executive roles. Explained in an Apple profile of the course on Thursday, the students also worked with experts at the Apple Music Nashville office. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums Read More
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