The Black Scholars Institute invites all UWindsor faculty, staff, and students to save the date for its official launch Sept. 26.
The all-day event promises to be jam-packed with speakers, food, music, performances, and more.
More details and registration will be available closer to the launch date.
Publication to serve as institutional introduction
A new digital publication from the Black Scholars Institute serves as an introduction to its focus on Black excellence and liberation through scholarship, research, and community engagement.
"Our multi-disciplinary institute aims to enhance teaching, learning, research, and social justice across the University, nationally, and globally," says director Camisha Sibblis. "We intend to play a crucial role with connecting Black scholars, and the University collectively, to the local community."
The inaugural edition of the BSI Newsletter carries information on its programming, mentoring, and events. Read it on the institute's website.
