With workplace mentorship and recruiting programs for women on the decline, it’s more important than ever for women to have the support and resources they need to thrive in leadership roles.
At WGU, Black History Month is a time to reflect, learn, and celebrate the histories, achievements, and contributions of Black individuals who have profoundly shaped our country.
Every February, WGU celebrates Black History Month by showcasing students and faculty who exemplify our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
As the world evolves at an unprecedented pace, education must rise to meet the challenge. Earning a degree is no longer just about acquiring knowledge—it’s about building the skills that empower individuals to adapt, thrive, and lead in an ever-changing job market.
Through personalized interactions, responsive support systems, and a commitment to psychological safety, higher education institutions can create environments that offer not just education, but transformation. In doing so, they foster connections that equip students with the confidence, resilience, and belonging needed to thrive beyond the classroom, ensuring that education becomes a lifelong source of empowerment and connection.
