Do you need to catch up (or get ahead) on Cultural Enrichments (you need 24 by April of your Senior Year).
This post will be published tomorrow as a Thoughtful Thursday: We are adding an additional Cultural Enrichment event for Tuesday, October 11th, on a very timely subject. We have watched the news about tragedies with racial unrest and police actions with sadness. Come and be a part of the dialogue of what we can all do to safeguard our communities.
The UM President’s Office will host “Better Together: A Conversation on Race and Law Enforcement,” in LeBaron Recital Hall. TRIO UMUB students will need to sign in with Mrs. Gilbert in the lobby at 6:15 p.m. The event should conclude at approximately 8:00 p.m. Parents can also attend this event.
This post will be published tomorrow as a Thoughtful Thursday: We are adding an additional Cultural Enrichment event for Tuesday, October 11th, on a very timely subject. We have watched the news about tragedies with racial unrest and police actions with sadness. Come and be a part of the dialogue of what we can all do to safeguard our communities.
The UM President’s Office will host “Better Together: A Conversation on Race and Law Enforcement,” in LeBaron Recital Hall. TRIO UMUB students will need to sign in with Mrs. Gilbert in the lobby at 6:15 p.m. The event should conclude at approximately 8:00 p.m. Parents can also attend this event.
The symposium will feature an impressive lineup of guest
panelists. These include Birmingham
Mayor William Bell, Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, Shelby County Sheriff John
Samaniego, Reverend Arthur Price, Jr. of the 16th Street Baptist
Church, and Nichelle Nix, the director of Minority Affairs for Governor Robert
Bentley’s office.
For more information, click on this link: BETTER TOGETHER
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