Betty Shabazz Cultural Center

As the first cultural center on campus, The Betty Shabazz, commonly known as the "Betty", assists and supports students that identify as African, African American and Caribbean through interactive programming and as an overall space to come together and celebrate.

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As the first cultural center on campus, The Betty Shabazz, commonly known as the "Betty", assists and supports students that identify as African, African American and Caribbean through interactive programming and as an overall space to come together and celebrate.

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Crafting Natural Haircare for A Sustainable Future

Sun, Nov 12, 2023 2pm to 4pm

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SKILL BUILDING WORKSHOP! The Miller Worley Center for the Environment in collaboration with APAU and MHACASA are putting on, "Crafting Natural Haircare for A Sustainable Future" at the Betty...

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Decolonizing Caribbean Studies and Confronting the Gatekeepers of Knowledge with Jose Gonzalez

Thu, Feb 2, 2023 12pm to 1:30pm

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Decolonizing Caribbean Studies and Confronting the Gatekeepers of Knowledge with Jose Gonzalez Join the first session of the Black Scholar Series: Pathways to the Professoriate for BIPOC Scholars...

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A Journey of Poetry, Love and Authenticity with Lynnette Johnson

Wed, Jan 25, 2023 6:30pm to 8pm

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Join poet and performing artist, Lynnette Johnson, for a reading of her original poems on love, justice, parenting, and friendships. In this space, we will look deeper at the concepts of...

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