1. The Black Student Movement Wednesdays at 5:30 – Upendo Lounge SASB North bsm.unc@gmail.com

2. 2010 Retreat “Nautical by Nature”

3. 2010-2011 Executive Board President Camile Jones Vice President Eric Campbell Secretary Alexis Davis Treasurer Claudia Parker Parliamentarian MaylottMulugeta Executive Assistant B’anca Glenn

4. 2010-2011 Executive Board

5. 2010-2011 Central Committee Lauren LattenAssistant Treasurer Ellen Louis Black History Month TaylorHowardBlack History Month KirstinGarriss Black Ink Editor BrittanyJohnson Assistant Black Ink Editor AnthonyMcClenny BSM Alternative Spring Break Trip KaylanChester Celebration of Black Womanhood (CBW) LyndseyFowler Celebration of Black Womanhood (CBW) PinkyNewsome Cultural Diversity Miguel CardonaCultural Diversity SamiyahMughnee Cultural Diversity Charnelle Wilson Education Ashley Fox Education Jonathan HolstonEmBrACE Omar GloverEmBrACE 2014 Chair Freshman Class Council (FCC) Tina KawatuHistorian MykiaJohnsonMembership/Elections SarahMafe Assistant to Membership/Elections KitaBlackmon On-Campus Coordinator of Minority Student Recruitment Committee (MSRC) EricCampbell Movement of Youth BiancaBell Political Action Committee (PAC) LaurenWinston Political Action Committee (PAC) SolaAjewolePublicity MonicaPylesSpecial Programming/Parent- Alumni Relations (SPPAR) Deziree' MartinSpecial Programming/Parent- Alumni Relations (SPPAR) LucetryDaltonSpecial Programming/Parent- Alumni Relations (SPPAR) HeatherElbeckTriple Alliance Council (TAC) CallieWombleTriple Alliance Council (TAC) JonathanHolstonWebmaster OkwaeMiller Webmaster

6. 2010-2011 Sub Group Presidents Jamila Reddy Ebony Readers/Onyx Theatre (EROT) Jevay Thompson UNC Gospel Choir Jeffrey ClayHarmonyx Nicoya LangleyOPEYO! Dance Company

7. 2010-2011 Central Committee and Sub Group Leaders

8. BSM Preamble “We, the members of the Black Student Movement, embrace a culture distinct from the dominant culture found at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In view of this fact, it is the goal of this organization to strive for the continued existence of the unity among all its members, to voice the concerns and grievances of its members to the University, to offer outlets for expressing Black ideals and culture, and finally, to ensure that the Black Student Movement members never lose contact with the Black community.”

9. BSM FACTS Q: What does Harambe mean? A: “Pull together” in Swahili At the end of every BSM meeting, the members will gather together in a circle, share announcements and ‘Harambe’.

10. Black History Month Dedicated to representing and embracing African American heritage, culture, and values not only in February but throughout the entire year. We host various events such as comedy nights, poetry readings, presenting black films, and participating in community service projects within the black community. We also hold an annual Black History Month Banquet in honor of all the African American faculty and staff members at the University. Co-Chair: Ellen Louis Co-Chair: Taylor Howard Meeting Information: Thursdays at 6:30pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

12. Black Ink As a member of the BSM’s official magazine, you will assist with publications and helpthe overall process of the magazine’s production.Founded in 1969, the magazine addresses the concerns and celebrates the triumphs of the black community in articles that feature everything from arts and entertainment. Campus-wide, locally or globally, members of our staff will report on any issue affecting the Black community. Editor-in-Chief: Kirstin Garriss Assistant Editor: Brittany Johnson Meeting Information: Thursdays from 5pm-6:30pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

13. Do you have a copy of Black Ink?

14. BSM Alternative Spring Break Trip A special project whose mission is to foster self-confidence and self-understanding in K-12 youth living in rural America through critical discussion regarding current social issues and physical, mental and sexual health issues. We have successfully conducted two consecutive “Self and Health” camps for students living in the culturally rich towns of Sunflower County and Clarksdale, Mississippi at the Sunflower Freedom Project Center. Chair: Anthony McClenny Meeting Information: Biweekly on Sundays from 4pm-5pm beginning on September 12 Upendo Lounge, SASB North

15. Celebration of Black Womanhood (CBW) Our purpose is to honor the strength, diversity and essence of the black woman through an appreciation and celebration of her heritage and culture. We do this by holding programs dealing with women’s issues such as self-esteem, healing your inner soul, and climbing the corporate ladder. We build ties within the group which provide members with a supportive outlet. Co-Chair: Kaylan Chester Co-Chair: Lyndsey Fowler Meeting Information: Tuesdays from 6pm-7pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

17. Cultural Diversity The educational and networking committee that functions in response to the challenges identified at UNC through events and special projects such as: Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, Race Relations Week and MASALA. Cultural Diversity committee members plan events that highlight unique values and perspectives. Co-Chair: Pinky Newsome Co-Chair: Miguel Cardona Co-Chair: SamiyahMughnee Meeting Information: Wednesdays from 3:30pm-4:15pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

18. BSM FACTS Q: When was BSM Founded? A: November 7, 1967

19. “We’re On A Boat!”

20. Triple Alliance Council (TAC) Triple Alliance is the service committee of the Black Student Movement. The “triple alliance” consists of the students at UNC, the campus administration, and the Chapel Hill community. The committee organizes programs that are used to bring the three entities together. Co-Chair: Heather Elbeck Co-Chair: Callie Womble Meeting Information: Thursdays from 6:30pm-7:30pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

21. Education This committee is responsible for cultivating scholarship within the BSM as well as helping to educate the larger campus community about issues regarding the BSM and African Americans. Co-Chair: Charnelle Wilson Co-Chair: Ashley Fox Meeting Information: Tuesdays from 5pm-6pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

22. “We’re On A Yacht?” #fancy

23. EmBrACE EmBrACE (Emphasizing Brotherhood Across Campus Effectively) serves to unite brothers in BSM and across campus in positive and productive programs that uphold a positive image for black males and their involvement in the black community. Co-Chair: Jonathan Holston Co-Chair: Omar Glover Meeting Information: Tuesdays from 6pm-7pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

24. BSM FACTS Q: What does Upendo mean? A: “Love” in Swahili

25. Freshman Class Council (FCC) A group specifically designed to bring first-years closer to the BSM family! Throughout the year, FCC members plan events like socials, cookouts and parties to help unite first-year students. They also set a scene where freshmen can network with administrators and peers alike. By being a part of this council, members have an active roll in what goes on in BSM, while building confidence, strong leadership skills and long-lasting friendships. Advisor: Eric Campbell Chair: Future 2014 Student  Could this be you? Meeting Information: Mondays from 6pm-7pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

27. Membership Committee Works to aid in the successful recruitment of BSM members and facilitate Mr. & Miss BSM elections, BSM Central and Executive committee elections, and election forums. We would love to work with you to help make the membership experience great for all of our members! Chair: MykiaJohnosn Co-Chair: Sarah Mafe

29. The ability to vote for Mr. & Miss BSMBack Design

31. Minority Student Recruitment Committee (MSRC) Helps to play a major role in the implementation of the recruitment programs and activities in Diversity and Multicultural Affairs. Plans Decision Days, Pre-Orientation, Project Uplift, High School Honors Day and more. On Campus Coordinator: Kita Blackmon Meeting Information: Look out for announcements around event time Upendo Lounge, SASB North

32. BSM FACTS Q: Who is the BSM Faculty Advisor? A: Dr. Archie Ervin Associate Provost and Director, Diversity and Multicultural Affairs

34. Movement of Youth Amentoring program that pairs local high school students of underrepresented populations with UNC students who serve as mentors until the students graduate from high school. Director of Programs: MykiaJohnson Director of Mentoring: Eric Campbell movementofyouth.org Upendo Lounge, SASB North

35. Political Action Committee (PAC) The political organ for BSM and is the source for current political/social justice news that affects the Black community and is the body through which those issues are addressed. The legacy of action and power is one which the group will continue to promote, exemplify, and expand upon. Co-Chair: Bianca Bell Co-Chair: Lauren Winston Meeting Information: Mondays from 5:30pm-6:30pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

36. BSM Ball 2009

37. BSM Ball 2009

38. Special Projects Parents/Alumni Relations (SPPAR) This committee plans the BSM Ball, Kwanzaa and Black History Month Celebrations, as well as the Umoja Awards. This committee also coordinates membership and participation in Parent-Alumni functions. Co-Chair: Lucetry Dalton Co-Chair: Monica Pyles Co-Chair: Deziree’ Martin Meeting Information: Wednesdays from 6:30pm-7:30pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

39. BSM Ball 2009

40. BSM Ball 2009

41. BSM FACTS Q: Why does BSM usually meet in Upendo? A: Upendo was once a room in the old Chase Dining Hall and was known as the Black Student Union. The first classes of African American students were required to live in Hinton James and Upendo was a meeting place, lounge, recreation center, and dance hall for them.

42. Ebony Readers/Onyx Theatre (EROT) Aperformance subgroup that specializes in poetry, spoken word, and theatrical drama. EWrite is the writing core of EROT and produces the scripts for the two annual theatrical performances. President: Jamila Reddy Meeting Information: Thursdays from 7:30pm-10pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

43. BSM FACTS Q: What is BSM Pride Day? A: BSM Pride Day is once a month on campus where all members are supposed to wear a BSM shirt to promote and show their pride for the Black Student Movement

44. UNC Gospel Choir The UNC Gospel Choir is a group devoted to praising God through song. The choir travels to various cities to promote and praise the Kingdom of God. This group is an excellent avenue to strengthen one’s relationship with God and to develop a social support system. President: Jevay Thompson Vice President: Courtney Spain Meeting Information: Tuesdays from 7pm-10pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

45. Harmonyx An A Cappella ensemble that highlights and vocalizes the music of African Americans through a variety of musical genres including R&B, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Golden Oldies, Gospel, Negro Spirituals, and Rap. President: Jeffrey Clay harmonyxunc@gmail.com Meeting Information: Mondays & Wednesdays from 8pm-10pm Upendo Lounge, SASB North

46. OPEYO! Dance Company Made up of two groups, modern and hip-hop, that are open to both males and females. OPEYO! Provides an outlet for artistic expression and community outreach through dance. We perform at numerous events on and off campus throughout the year and host our annual show in the spring President: Nicoya Langley Hip Hop Meeting Information: Sundays from 8:30pm-9:45pm (SRC Studio A) Tuesdays from 7pm-9pm (Stone Center) Modern Meeting Information: Mondays from 10:30pm-11:45pm (Rams Read Multipurpose Room) Wednesdays from 7:45pm-9pm (SRC Studio B) Thursdays from 7:30pm-9pm (Stone Center)

48. BSM FACTS Q: What does OPEYO mean? A: Over the Horizon in Swahili