HBCU Students Share Dreams for the Future
Marking its 30th anniversary next year, the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC) has helped thousands of students achieve their dreams.
The annual academic competition connects the nation’s best and brightest Historically Black College and University students, offering them the opportunity to expand their scope of knowledge, network with HCASC alumni, volunteers and Honda associates, and earn grants for their schools.
Click on the videos below to watch as Cameron, Dasia, Beatrice and Aaron, all competitors at the 2018 HCASC National Championship Tournament, sit down to talk about their dreams for the future.
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