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Villanova
honored by National Black Association
Krystin Fischer '05
On May 18, Villanova was recognized with a
certificate by the National Black MBA Association (MBMBAA) as a corporate
partner and supporter of the Association. In addition to Villanova, other
corporate partners attending were Aramark, PECO and the Marsh Corporation.
The scholarship banquet and corporate partnership dinner was held at the
PECO Energy building in Philadelphia. Approximately 30 people attended the
dinner including students who received scholarships for their academic
accomplishments.The NBMBAA, established in 1970, is an organization
that promotes the creation of partnerships with academic and commercial
enterprises which will result in economic gain and advancements in education
within the black community. The association offers many opportunities to
young people including corporate networking, executive skill development,
internships and employment, community and educational activism,
entrepreneurial development
and scholarship. Today, more than 400 corporations are in partnership
with the NBMBAA. All of these organizations are committed to the values and
ideals of the association. The NBMBAA gains its strength and positive
reputation through the support of the African- American community.
Villanova
was honored by the NBMBAA for the contributions the University has made to
the organization. Villanova has hosted NBMBAA meetings on campus. The
University continues to strive for the same goals as the NBMBAA and works in
cooperation with the association to provide services and programs to African
Americans. The certificate of recognition exemplifies Villanova’s dedication
and passion to the cause. |
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