Based on Schexnider's years as chancellor of Winston-Salem State
University, a historically black university in North Carolina,
Saving Black Colleges makes clear both the challenges and the
opportunities and prospects for change historically black colleges
and universities (HBCUs) now face. Schexnider describes his
approach to leading Winston-Salem State University during 1996-2000
and the problems he encountered. He details what he found, how he
was received, what he was able to accomplish, and what he failed to
achieve during a period of enormous change. He examines how these
issues affect other HBCUs and makes clear in practical terms how
courageous leadership, improved governance, and successful
fundraising can deal with and help to overcome the problems HBCUs
are facing.
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