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– Milestones are moments that give us space to reflect on our past and envision what our future can be. This year, we mark several significant milestones at the college, the 50th anniversary of the Black Cultural Center, the 50th anniversary of the Black Studies program, and the 25th anniversary of the Chester Children’s Chorus….
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– What’s your vibe? – I play Magic, I play Cribbage. – I feel like you are a magician. This jacket is full of secrets. (laughing) Maybe, high school drop out vibe? – Fuck me! (mischievous music) – Hi. – Hi. – [Interviewer] What’s your name? – I’m Allen. – I’m Curtis. – I’m Blimes….
My name is Sonita Alleyne, and I’m the first female Master of Jesus College Cambridge and I’m here today because it is the 40th anniversary of co-educational study at Jesus College and I’m so proud to be part of that. My name is Margaret White. I came up to Jesus College in 1979 in the…
We’re here today to celebrate five years of an effort called the Ignite Erie collaborative, and the last two of those years is a matter of getting up the Innovation Beehive Network of Northwestern Pennsylvania. The Beehive is all four universities and the Blasco Library, each creating a center that is stand-alone yet can be…
On Wednesday February 19th Hallmark University hosted community members in an event celebrating Black History Month with a talk given by Hallmark’s very own vice-president of advancement Clarence “Reggie” Williams Reggie encouraged everyone to remember who we are and how we got here so that we can continue to grow through education courage and love…
I live in Charleston, South Carolina. So many African Americans can trace their roots back to this city. It was one of the biggest ports where Africans were brought during the slave trade. But even when they were forced to live in America… Some Africans were able to hold on to their traditions. My nana…
(peaceful ambient music) – Means you could pop this out, you can pop it in, if that doesn’t work, you can remove it. If this doesn’t work, if he chews on it, we can pop it out, pop a new one in. – It’s like our first ever interaction with a patient. We have someone,…
>>Hello, everyone, my name is Reese Kelly and I serve as the assistant Vice President of diversity, community and inclusion. We want to start the event today by acknowledging that we gather on the traditional land of the Abenaki peoples, past and present, and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have…
