Black History Month offers an opportunity for all of us to appreciate the achievements and contributions of African Americans in our community and beyond, and this year the topic of discussion is Black Economic Empowerment!.
What does it mean to be ”economically empowered”? What makes one successful? How do any of us increase our means and achieve our goals? In order to consider these questions and much more, I encourage you to take some time this month to participate in one of the many Black History Month events on campus. These events include a Poet Fest at the Hawk’s Nest Bookstore, Historical Views on Economic Empowerment, the Film “America Beyond the Color Line”, a Gospel Choir and Music Ensemble, and much more!
In addition to the events on campus, come by the CRC Library to take a look at our book display on different aspects of black history, business, and economics. These books consider some of the challenges faced by minorities in our country, as well as some of the techniques for success in business and beyond.
Enjoy Black History Month, 2010!
Posted by Emily Bond


















