8/Tuesday
Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe
Founder of the National Student African American Brotherhood
9:30-4pm, Information Sessions and Luncheon
Location: Wrightsville Beach Room- Fisher Student Center
Pictures from SAAB and National SAAB Conference
9/Wednesday Angelique Kidjo
1:30-3:00pm, Promonotional Reception
Location: Upperman Center - Fisher Student Union
UNCW Presents Grammy-Award winner, Angelique Kidjo.
11/Friday
Poetry Readings
6pm, Upperman Center
Provide an environment where students can learn about poetry as a form of cultural experience. Students will have an opportunity to perform.
16/Wednesday
Religions of the World
6pm, Bear Hall, Room 106
Increase students understanding of different forms of religions and cultures of the world.
17/Thursday
Black Faculty/Staff Association and Student End of Year Social
11:30am-1:30pm, WC Ballroom
End of year social where colleagues and students can interact and network with each other.
21/Monday
MIKE-E: International Hip-Hop and Spoken Word Artist
7:00pm, Burney Center
Sponsored by New Hanover Regional Medical Center and the Upperman Center
Free Tickets Required, call 962-3500
A live music, hip-hop and spoken word concert presented by the American Cancer Society. Featuring Kenny Watson, DJ Invisible & Sowande Keita and a live 7 piece band!
Pictures from the Mike-E Concert
23/Wednesday
African Diaspora Film Series presents PRIDE
7pm, Lumina Theatre - Fisher Student Center
This sports drama tells the real-life story of Jim Ellis, an African-American swim coach who in the 1970s resurrected an inner-city Philadelphia public pool and recruited at-risk teens to join his swim team.
28/Monday
Town Hall Meeting with Barack Obama
11:00am, Trask Coliseum - Tickets are required. Seating is limited.
Pictures from the Town Hall Meeting
29/Tuesday
SEAM & NPHC End of the Year Cookout
1-5:00pm, The Gazebo, behind the Campus Recreational Center
Join the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) and the premiere group, Seahawks Empowering African American Males (SEAM) for an end of the year cookout! Take a break from studying on reading day and join us for fun, food, music and games! The event is free and open to the public!
For more information, call (910) 962 2480
