1h 19 min

Ep 3 - Harry LeGrande, Alvin Sturdivant, Vennie Gore, and Leon McClinton: Reflecting on Black Leadership and the ACUHO-I Presidency ACUHO-I Stories

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Host Luis Inoa, Dean of Student Living and Wellness at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York, and ACUHO-I's Anti-Racism Director, is joined by four association leaders - all men of color who have either served or will be serving as ACUHO-I President.
Harry LeGrande, Emeritus Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs at the University of California-Berkeley,
Vennie Gore, Senior Vice President for Residential and Hospitality Services and Auxiliary Enterprises at Michigan State University,
Dr. Alvin Sturdivant, Vice President for Student Development at Seattle University, and
Dr. Leon McClinton, Director of Housing and Residential Life at Oklahoma State University,
discuss their paths to the ACUHO-I presidency, in addition to the people, places, and issues that impacted them along the way. 

Host Luis Inoa, Dean of Student Living and Wellness at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York, and ACUHO-I's Anti-Racism Director, is joined by four association leaders - all men of color who have either served or will be serving as ACUHO-I President.
Harry LeGrande, Emeritus Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs at the University of California-Berkeley,
Vennie Gore, Senior Vice President for Residential and Hospitality Services and Auxiliary Enterprises at Michigan State University,
Dr. Alvin Sturdivant, Vice President for Student Development at Seattle University, and
Dr. Leon McClinton, Director of Housing and Residential Life at Oklahoma State University,
discuss their paths to the ACUHO-I presidency, in addition to the people, places, and issues that impacted them along the way. 

1h 19 min

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