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50 Years: Howard University College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences The College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences held its first White Coat Ceremony for the Bachelor of Science in nursing program in a private ceremony to honor the 50th Anniversary of the program launching.

The Bachelor of Science in nursing program was introduced in 1969 with the first cohort graduating in 1973. In May 2019, several Freedmen’s Hospital nursing alumni celebrated the 2019 graduating nursing class at their pinning.

150 Years: Howard University School of Divinity The School of Divinity celebrated its 150th anniversary with the theme, “The Gift of Black Theological Education: History, Legacy, Advocacy.” This sesquicentennial consisted of a series of events throughout the year in honor of the institution, faculty, students and alumni.

The Howard University School of Divinity was chartered in 1870, three years after Howard University was established. The divinity school became fully accredited in 1940 by the Association of Theological Schools under the leadership of former dean, Benjamin Elijah Mays (1934-1940). Howard University School of Divinity remains one of the oldest fully accredited theological institutions in the United States. 50 Years: The Howard University School of Business The Howard University School of Business hosted a 50th Anniversary Celebration and Alumni Reception on September 18, 2020 at Moody’s Corporation’s headquarters in New York City. The event, sponsored by Moody’s Corporation, featured remarks from Barron H. Harvey, dean of the School of Business; President Wayne A. I. Frederick; and Moody’s Corporation executives. The event also included a School of Business alumni panel discussion.

Howard University has been offering management and business education since 1870. Coveted accreditation by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International has been consistently awarded to the Howard University School of Business.

“Welcome to the fold. Welcome to a beautiful tapestry of history, of culture and of excellence.”

—Ryan Jamaal Swain (B.F.A. ’16), actor

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