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@ Univeresity of Maryland Eastern Shore

A visit to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and interviews with President Dr. Heidi Anderson, students, and alumni of Hawk Nation. (Premieres Sept. 23, 7:30 P.M. EST)

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Welcome to HBCU Week
@ Coppin State University

A visit to Coppin State University and discussions with President Dr. Anthony Jenkins, students, and alumni of Eagle Nation.

(Premieres Sept. 24, 7:30-8 P.M. EST)

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NATIONAL HBCU WEEK (2026)

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September 2026 marks the seventh season of MPT’s tribute to the legacy, excellence, and impact of America’s HBCUs.

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Travis Mitchell
Maryland Public Television SVP and HBCU Week NOW Founder

Delivers Keynote Address for Bowie State’s Fall 2026 Matriculation Convocation.

 

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Fresh Faces. Fresh Voices. (Fall 2026-27)

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HBCU Week NOW is looking for a fresh face and fresh voice to lead the charge of educating the world about the greatness walking the halls and & campuses of HBCUs.

 

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Spearheaded by Maryland Public Television (MPT), this platform serves as a premier destination for in-depth coverage of the nation’s 103 HBCUs, showcasing the achievements, stories, and contributions of students, alumni, faculty, and staff.
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    The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB)’s support for expanding HBCU Week NOW is an investment in the future of our students, empowering communities and ensuring that the rich history and legacy of these colleges and universities continue to inspire and uplift generations to come.”

    - Pat Harrison, CEO, CPB

    “We applaud MPT’s unwavering dedication to highlighting our HBCUs each year with its substantive programming for HBCU Week. This unique media event wholly celebrates our Black colleges’ and universities’ historical importance and modern relevance.”

    - Dr. David Wilson, President, Morgan State University

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