Howard University School of Divinity

Howard University School of Divinity Howard University School of Divinity. Advancing Excellence in Black Theological Education.

Accredited in 1940, HUSD is one of the oldest fully-accredited theological schools - and the oldest historically Black school - affiliated with the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada. Additionally, it is the only African-American theological school connected to a comprehensive category I research institution. Howard University School of Divinity, a graduate theologi

cal and professional school, educates and forms academic and religious leaders to serve the Church and society, and to celebrate the religious and cultural heritage of African-Americans, the African Diaspora, and Africa.

Theological Term To Know | Divination
05/22/2026

Theological Term To Know | Divination

Let’s Go JAMERSON WATSON, MDIV, MSW
05/20/2026

Let’s Go JAMERSON WATSON, MDIV, MSW

For Jamerson Watson, social work is far more than a career path; it is a profound calling. By integrating faith-based principles with trauma-informed care, the dual-degree graduate is redefining advocacy as a form of ministry. Watson’s journey highlights the power of compassion and the essential role of spirituality in fostering community healing.

Read more on The Dig: https://thedig.howard.edu/all-stories/masters-graduate-jamerson-watson-social-work-not-just-profession-its-ministry-0

05/20/2026

FOREVER HOWARD!

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT | Earnest Pugh 🎤🦬🎉Congratulations Rev. Pugh on your continued success.
05/20/2026

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT | Earnest Pugh 🎤🦬🎉Congratulations Rev. Pugh on your continued success.

HUSD ALUMNI, have you voted yet? DM us for the link!
05/19/2026

HUSD ALUMNI, have you voted yet? DM us for the link!

05/15/2026

HUSDAA ELECTIONS close June 1 - learn more about each candidate & VOTE TODAY. Please email [email protected] to receive the ballot

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT | Jamerson Watson, M.Div., M.S.W.  “For Jamerson Watson, social work is far more than a career path; it...
05/13/2026

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT | Jamerson Watson, M.Div., M.S.W.

“For Jamerson Watson, social work is far more than a career path; it is a profound calling. By integrating faith-based principles with trauma-informed care, the dual-degree graduate is redefining advocacy as a form of ministry. Watson’s journey highlights the power of compassion and the essential role of spirituality in fostering community healing.”

Read more on The Dig: https://thedig.howard.edu/all-stories/masters-graduate-jamerson-watson-social-work-not-just-profession-its-ministry-0

For Jamerson Watson, social work is far more than a career path; it is a profound calling. By integrating faith-based principles with trauma-informed care, the dual-degree graduate is redefining advocacy as a form of ministry. Watson’s journey highlights the power of compassion and the essential role of spirituality in fostering community healing.

Read more on The Dig: https://thedig.howard.edu/all-stories/masters-graduate-jamerson-watson-social-work-not-just-profession-its-ministry-0

THIS IS WHAT DIVINITY LOOKS LIKE!Alumna Highlight | Jasmine Gatlin, M.Div. "Somehow, my work life has started including ...
05/12/2026

THIS IS WHAT DIVINITY LOOKS LIKE!

Alumna Highlight | Jasmine Gatlin, M.Div.

"Somehow, my work life has started including sold-out concerts, tours, and racial equity strategy in the jam band scene.

Last month, I was in Las Vegas for Phish’s spring residency at the Sphere — nine sold-out shows, 180K+ fans, and a whole world of community, culture, and connection moving around the music.
Through my work with Phans for Racial Equity, I support the strategy and production behind a series of activations across the residency — coordinating partners, shaping the experience, and helping bring together fans, sponsors, artists, and vendors to raise funds for racial equity organizations working nationally.

What I loved most was that the work didn’t feel separate from the culture of the weekend. It met people where they already were — in the music, the gathering, the conversations, and the community.

This is the kind of work I’m building as a Social Impact Strategist— experiences that help people connect, participate, and see themselves as part of shaping something bigger.
Live music spaces are cultural spaces. And culture does not become more inclusive by accident.Grateful to be part of work that helps shape the room differently."
- Jasmine Gatlin

Address

2900 Van Ness Street NW
Washington D.C., DC
20008

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 10:40pm
Tuesday 8am - 10:40pm
Wednesday 8am - 10:40pm
Thursday 8am - 10:40pm
Friday 8am - 10:40pm

Telephone

+12028060500

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