About HBCU IN LA
In 2017 under the Obama administration, EICOP joined forces with the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities and launched its signature program, HBCU in LA.
The HBCU in LA Internship Program provides a select group of diverse student leaders the opportunity to participate in a paid 8-10-week immersive internship. Providing experience essential for launching and leveraging a career inside Hollywood’s coveted inner circle.
The program focuses on placing talented students in competitive internships with major studios, networks, production and talent agencies.
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Schools Reached
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Latest News
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The signing of five-star recruit Travis Hunter shows how Deion Sanders is impacting the HBCU landscape
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eicop Events
9.9.21
HBCU in LA Info Session & Resume Workshop
9.10.21
HBCU in LA Application Opens
9.28.21
MPA Fellowship Applications Opens
10.7.21
HBCU in LA Info Session & Recruiters Roundtable
11.11.21
HBCU in LA Info Session & Alumni Panel
12.9.21
HBCU in LA Info Session & Interview Tips
12.20.21
HBCU in LA Application Deadline
12.30.21
MPA Fellowship Applications Closes
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On this day in 1946, Albert Einstein teaching a class of Lincoln University students in University Hall.
Any Lincoln University alum in the house?
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Center Theatre Group is hosting a HBCU Night for BLUES FOR AN ALABAMA SKY on Tuesday, April 26th at the Mark Taper Forum in LA directed by Howard graduate and AKA, Phylicia Rashad.
Find the link in our bio
Industry vets, we have a new platform that allows HBCU students to connect with people in their industry! The platform allows HBCU students to reach out to you all for questions, mentorship, advice, etc. and you get to choose the time commitment!
If you’ve been looking for mentee opportunities or connecting with HBCU students, here is your chance!
Sign up now at ETN.eicop.org
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