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Retiring United Negro College Fund leader reflects on legacy, $4 billion raised

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By Washington Post
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Michael L. Lomax, the transformative leader of the United Negro College Fund, prepares for his transition from the presidency in June 2027 after overseeing an unprecedented fundraising achievement of $4 billion. During his tenure, Lomax has positioned historically Black institutions at the forefront of educational excellence and equity. This milestone reflects his commitment to strengthening HBCU infrastructure, student support systems, and endowment growth. As he reflects on his legacy, Lomax addresses emerging challenges facing Black colleges and universities in an evolving higher education landscape.

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Retiring United Negro College Fund leader reflects on legacy, $4 billion raised
Retiring United Negro College Fund leader reflects on legacy, $4 billion raised

Michael L. Lomax will step down as president in June 2027. In an interview, he discusses his tenure and the challenges ahead for historically Black institutions.
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