All 28 Days of Black Excellence
February 28, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Jocelyn Reaves
Jocelyn Reaves is a health care executive turned serial entrepreneur who has a passion for helping people actualize their potential. Transcript
February 27, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Yolanda Coleman
Yolanda Coleman earned her PhD in the UIC College of Nursing and is the UIC Nursing Alumni Associate Board President. Transcript
February 26, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Karia Coleman
UIC alumnus Karia Coleman has created a successful business providing exercise interventions for people with chronic health conditions Transcript
February 26, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Al Riley
UIC alumnus and former State Representative Al Riley discusses his efforts to lead policy, infrastructure and mass transit improvements in Illinois.
February 24, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Rasheedah Shahid-Tezak
“I was really inspired a lot by the teachers that I saw in the English department that looked like me,” says author Rasheedah Shahid-Tezak. Transcript
February 23, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Gerald Smith
Equity and inclusion program director says ‘just a little nudge, it makes a huge difference’ when it comes to supporting students, colleagues. Transcript
February 22, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Desiree Stepteau-Watson
Stepteau-Watson earned a master’s degree and Ph.D. from the Jane Addams College of Social Work at UIC. Transcript
February 20, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Khadijah El-Amin
UIC alumna Khadijah El-Amin discusses lessons learned as a UIC chemical engineering student and her path from Chicago’s south side to corporate research scientist.
February 19, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Chezare Warren
Chezare Warren, an associate professor of equity and inclusion in education policy at Vanderbilt University, talks about transforming Black education. Transcript
February 18, 2022
28 Days of Black Excellence: Saria Lofton
“How are we actually advancing policy in a way that it impacts people personally?” asks Saria Lofton, a health disparities nurse research. Transcript