Dr. Michelle Howard-Vital
Family Life and Academic Achievement–What Can Families Do?
@mrhvital
Dr. Michelle Howard-Vital
Senior Fellow at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Educational View: Family Life and Academic Achievement–What Can Families Do?
Bio: Dr. Michelle Howard-Vital is on the Inclusiveness Board of the American Council on Education, and she has participated as a speaker, advisor, and mentor for three years for the ACE Spectrum Leadership Program. Dr. Howard-Vital is also a member of the Registry for College Presidents. Dr. Howard-Vital retired from the presidency of Cheyney University after serving for seven years, constructing a new residence hall and new science center, completing other facilities upgrades, and helping to lead the institution through a successful 2014 Middle States Association reaffirmation of accreditation self-study and site visit. Prior to the presidency of Cheyney University, Dr. Howard-Vital served as the interim president at Winston-Salem State University for one year. She also served three years as Associate Vice President for Academic Programs in General Administration of The University of North Carolina system prior to going to Winston-Salem State University.
Senior Fellow at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Educational View: Family Life and Academic Achievement–What Can Families Do?
Bio: Dr. Michelle Howard-Vital is on the Inclusiveness Board of the American Council on Education, and she has participated as a speaker, advisor, and mentor for three years for the ACE Spectrum Leadership Program. Dr. Howard-Vital is also a member of the Registry for College Presidents. Dr. Howard-Vital retired from the presidency of Cheyney University after serving for seven years, constructing a new residence hall and new science center, completing other facilities upgrades, and helping to lead the institution through a successful 2014 Middle States Association reaffirmation of accreditation self-study and site visit. Prior to the presidency of Cheyney University, Dr. Howard-Vital served as the interim president at Winston-Salem State University for one year. She also served three years as Associate Vice President for Academic Programs in General Administration of The University of North Carolina system prior to going to Winston-Salem State University.