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2009.02.03 > For Immediate Release
contact: Beverly Newsam - University Relations
phone: 402.554.2129 - e-mail: bnewsam@mail.unomaha.edu
UNO Black History Month Celebration Kicks Off Feb. 3
Omaha - The annual Black History Month celebration at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) will take place Wednesday, Feb. 4, through Thursday, March 5. The schedule of events is listed below. All activities are free and open to the public.
Wednesday, Feb. 4
- African Heritage Mixer: Music, Food and Games
Noon
Milo Bail Student Center (MBSC) Nebraska Room
Thursday, Feb. 5
- Slam Poet Taylor Mali
Noon
MBSC Nebraska Room
Wednesday, Feb. 11
- T. Leon Williams: "The State of Black Leadership"
Noon
MBSC Nebraska Room
Tuesday, Feb. 17
- Community Issues Talk: "What's Going On Around You?"
11:30 a.m.
MBSC Nebraska Room
Wednesday, Feb. 18
- African Dance/Drumming Performance: Charles Ahovissi, African
Culture Connection
Noon
MBSC Nebraska Room
Thursday, March 5
- Reflections on Big XII Conference on Black Student
Leadership
Noon to 2 p.m.
MBSC Gallery Room
Event sponsors include UNO Student Organizations and Leadership Programs, Maverick Productions, the African American Organization and the Multicultural Student Agency.
For more information, call (402) 554-2711.
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UNO is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The celebration recognizes the partnership among the City of Omaha, its citizens and UNO to build a vibrant and dynamic community. The centennial theme is “UNO: Central To Our City Since 1908.” This theme acknowledges the past contributions of UNO to the community and sets the stage for great things to come.
UNO, inaugurated in 1968, emerged from the Municipal University of Omaha, established in 1931, which grew out of the University of Omaha founded in 1908. For Centennial information, go to http://www.unomaha.edu/100/.
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