According to the HBCU Legacy Foundation, 23 HBCUs have already closed over the years, underlining that closures are not just a hypothetical risk.

It's vital to honor our legacy by protecting our future-one compliant step at a time. As institutions navigate constant change and limited resources, compliance, risk management, and governance must serve as the compass guiding us toward financial stability and sustainability.

In Compliance for Historically Black Colleges, Anthony Cox shows campus leaders how to use compliance and risk management to prevent financial distress and build long-term stability. It's an essential resource for presidents, boards, compliance and risk professionals, general counsels, CFOs, and others dedicated to institutional health. Anthony provides a practical blueprint for creating a cost-effective program that identifies risks leading to financial distress, funding loss, accreditation challenges, donor concerns, or reputational harm.