Numerous two-year and four-year colleges are hosting Black History Month events across the nation. Here’s a look at how some colleges are continuing the legacy of what was first founded as Negro History Week in 1926 by noted African-American historian Carter G. Woodson.
Benedict College (S.C.)
Worship Service: “Biblical Mandate to a Chosen Generation”
Topic: Identity Crisis: Who Are We?–Rev. Thomas V. Davis, Campus
Minister
Presentation and lecture: Minister Tony Hare, a Benedict College Alumnus and founder of the Stop the Violence Tour
Presentation: African-American History Month Brought to Life, historical analysis and interpretation, essays and poetry, theatrical recreations of historical events, art displays, and musical presentations
Workshop: Personal Financial Planning, budgeting, establishing and maintaining credit, and basic investment tips
