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BSU Board 2012-2013 Results!

Chairs:
Ainaria Johnson
Kala Lacy

Secretary:
Rashida Blade

Director of Communications:
Mummee Ahmed

Co-event Coordinators:
Quentinn Macklin
Dominic Bell

Internal Outreach Coordinator:
Muna Ezumah

External Outreach Coordinator:
Ayana Baines

African Black Coalition Representative:
Nnenna Abaeze and Jordan Moore

Congrats to all who won and best of luck! 

week 7 - BSU ELECTIONS

Hello All!

Monday’s meeting will be the official BSU Board for 2012-2013 elections. Voting is for MEMBERS ONLY. If you made it to part one of elections last Monday, and are a member, we STRONGLY encourage you to participate in part two, the final segment of the race.

Good luck to all candidates! 

2013 BSU Board Application

Hello Everyone! It’s about that time! Here’s the 2013 BSU Board Application due Friday April 27th at 3PM. Email your completed application to cochairs.bsu@gmail.com or turn in a physical copy to the manila folder on the black board of the BSU office.
Good luck! Please apply! This is your chance to become a leader and make the changes you want to see.

https://docs.google.com/a/uci.edu/document/d/1-7WhboT_GBKYB0LN07xsZsGw9ZEKGz358ZFj3DnBZCk/edit

iRise & Wayzegoose

Hey everyone!

This weekend from Friday to Saturday BSU and MAPS will be hosting our annual stayover program. The weekend will be sure to be full of good times! Even if you’re not officially a part of the program (mentor, stay over host, greeter, group leader, etc) still feel free to come out and get acquainted with our possible newbys!

Also! After iRise is over on Saturday afternoon, be sure to come out and visit the BSU table in aldrich park. We’ll be selling sweets and treats alongside BLAC Gala. Check out BSU Board’s very own Jackie Uweh dancing on the main stage at 1:45! See you there!

Today in the Joe White Room of the CCC a Forum/Speak Out was held in honor to further discuss Trayvon Martin and antiBlack violence. As expected, put on by renowned Professor Dr. Willoughby-Herard, it was informative, inspiring, and provocative. To open discussion was a panel full of knowledgeable faculty including Dr. Wilderson, Dr. Sexton, and Professor Kim of Asian American Studies. The discussion was enough to bring some to tears, to enrage a few, and inspire others. Let’s not let these feelings fade away. Keep the passion alive! View high resolution

Today in the Joe White Room of the CCC a Forum/Speak Out was held in honor to further discuss Trayvon Martin and antiBlack violence. As expected, put on by renowned Professor Dr. Willoughby-Herard, it was informative, inspiring, and provocative. To open discussion was a panel full of knowledgeable faculty including Dr. Wilderson, Dr. Sexton, and Professor Kim of Asian American Studies. The discussion was enough to bring some to tears, to enrage a few, and inspire others. Let’s not let these feelings fade away. Keep the passion alive!