What's the 411
Sponsored by the Office of Student Success and the Male Development & Empowerment Center FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Dr. Alexis McLean,
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Black History Month Opening Event: The Sun Rises in the East "Looking Back, Moving Forward", A Film and Panel Discussion
The Sun Rises in The East chronicles the birth, rise and legacy of The East, a pan-African cultural organization founded in 1969 by
Center for Women's Development and Male Development & Empowerment Center Student Welcome
Sponsored by the Center for Women’s Development and Male Development & Empowerment Center FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Center for Women’s Development
National Black HIV Awareness Tabling
Sponsored by the Office of Health Services FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Althea Willie, Office of Health Services • awillie@mec.cuny.edu
“This BE Us: We Live in Brooklyn, Baby!”
“This BE Us: We Live in Brooklyn, Baby!” “This BE Us: We Live in Brooklyn, Baby!” Is a multimedia exhibition. The work
Be the Match Valentine's Day Kickoff Event
Sponsored by the Office of Health Services FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Althea Willie, Office of Health Services • awillie@mec.cuny.edu
National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) Speaker Broadcast & Orientation
Sponsored by the Office of Student Life & Development FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Shanelia Rice, Office of Student Life & Development
Declaring Passion & Purpose
Sponsored by the Center for Women’s Development, Male Development & Empowerment Center, and the Department of Special Programs/Percy E. Sutton SEEK Program
Black Lives Matter: An Exhibit by Chris Cook
“Black Lives Matter” is an exhibit including 150 photographs by Chris Cook, a New York based freelance photographer, that were taken during
Involvement Fair
Sponsored by the Office of Student Life & Development FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Marie Antoine-Pierre, Office of Student Life & Development
Virtual Presence & Career Success Workshop
Sponsored by the Office of Student Life & Development and Freshman Year Program 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE
Center for Black Literature: In Conversation with Woodie King Jr.
The Center for Black Literature will present a panel on Black American film in discussion with preeminent director and filmmaker Woodie King Jr., founder