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Black History Month

Here is a list of Current Black History Offerings during the Month of February!




Spotlight Showcase

February 1st-28th

Throughout the month we will spotlight inspiring individuals from our past, present, and future

Black Innovators In STEM

February 1st-28th

Hear from Black Pioneers & Innovators on the positive impact of STEM in the Black Community. Links will be available on the Housatonic homepage and social media

Paint By Number & Embroidery Kits

February 17th 10:00am-4:00pm

Stop by the Men's Center BH 326, Women's Center BH 371, or the Student Life Office BH 317 to pick up a kit between the hours of 10am-4pm


Global Leadership Summit

February 25th 10am-4:45pm Via Web Ex

Join us for a leadership summit to help Black Male Students navigate the leadership pipeline. All students are welcomed to participate. Location: Virtual

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The Power Of Words: Talk To Me Right

February 16th 5:00pm-6:00pm Via Web Zoom

Join us for a virtual discussion with Frank E. Brady, Educator, Advocate, Consultant

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Meeting ID: 879 0195 7754
Passcode: 393038

Black History Month Wrap Up Celebration

February 28th 12:00pm-2:00PM Location: Beacon Hall Events Center

Join us as we wrap up our Black History Month Celebration.


How the African American Church Saved Democracy’ with Professor/Rev. John Scott of Gateway Community College

February 10th 1:30pm-3:00pm Via Web Ex

Religion has played a pivotal role in African American history that many might have not considered to be at the forefront of African American history. To learn more about how religion plays a role in African American history and overall wellness.

Gateway and Housatonic event.

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Closing Ceremony, Panel of Peace and Solidarity: Behind the Blue, A Candid Conversation on Law Enforcement

February 28th 1:30pm-3:30pm Via Web Ex

To close out Black History Month, the Office of Student Activities will be hosting our annual Panel of Peace and Solidary, featuring Law Enforcement personnel from different parts of Connecticut. Throughout the panel, we will be taking questions from the community, hoping to have insight and personal stories from these professionals in Law Enforcement.

Questions will be determined by student input. To submit your questions please fill out this form here: Microsoft Forms

Panelist Featured (more pending): Vernon Riddick, Chief of Police West Hartford, CT; John Watts, MA, CCJP, Probation Officer State of Connecticut; Patrick Ridenhour, Chief of Police, Danbury, CT

Gateway and Housatonic event.

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