Black History Month – February
Black History Month, also known as African American History Month, is celebrated each February in the United States. It recognizes the significant achievements made by the African American community in all aspects of American society. Activities and events all center around cultural, social, educational and spiritual programs.
2013 Events
February 21
Daryl Davis
Baker University Center Ballroom
7:00 pm
2012 Events
February 7
Anna E. Fowlkes
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Baker University Center Theater
7:00 pm
February 8
African American Inventors & Inventions
Reflections in Black Museum, Inc.
Baker Theater Lounge
12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
2011 Events
February 8
Zion Uness
Baker University Center Ballroom
Presented by Bobcats for Israel
7:30 pm
February 27
Steve Perry
Baker University Center Ballroom
Presented by the Office of Multicultural Programming
7:00 pm
2010 Events
February 10
Eric Etheridge
Baker University Center Ballroom
Presented by BSCPB
7:00 pm
February 16
Kasa Bayisin
Walter Hall Rotunda
"Ethiopian Jews"
7:30 pm
March 9
Larry Bryant
Baker University Center 240
"AIDS/HIV"
7:30 pm
2009 Events
February 5 
Marvelyn Brown
Baker University Center Theater
Black HIV/AIDS
7:30 pm
February 11 
"1001 Black Inventions"
Baker University Center Theater
Presented by BSCPB and Pin Points Theater
7:00 pm
February 25 
"Black History Month Trivia"
Baker University Center Front Room
Presented by BSCPB
7:00 pm
March 3 
Maxine Maxwell
Baker University Center Theater
Presented by BSCPB
7:00 pm
2008 Events
February 7 
Anquenette Sloan
Baker University Center Theater
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness & Info Day
7:30 pm
February 21 
Kimya Moyo
Baker University Center Theater
Malcolm X Commemorative Speaker
7:00 pm
February 22 
Bob Marley Day
Baker University Center Ballroom
Presented by MCP, MCC, and BSCPB
7:00 pm
February 27 
Meet & Greet Frederick Douglass
Multicultural Center
7:00 pm
