Meetings, Events & News: Northern Kentucky University, Greater Cincinnati Region

menu

All regular BFSA meetings will be held at varies times throughout the year. On occasion, changes might be made to meeting schedule, this is based on the needs of the university and discussion items that require special presentations or to work cooperatively with university administration. These changes will be reflected on this website & we try to inform all representatives of these changes as soon as possible.

Meetings are open to all faculty and staff.

General Body Meeting Schedule - Spring 2024

April 18 | Location: Zoom (in-person TBD)
May 16 | Location: Zoom (in-person TBD)

BFSA EVENTS – 2024

Annual Roundtable Discussion w/Cabinet| Date: April 16 | Limited Seating

OTHER EVENTS FOR BFSA MEMBERS

41st Annual Kentucky Association of Blacks in Higher Education (KABHE) Conference | April 21 - 23 | Bowling Green, KY | Click HERE to register
Sherehe: Pre-Mixer & Black Graduate Celebration | Register by April 22nd!

- Graduate Registration: https://forms.office.com/r/LUxrhkTTTv

- All Guests, Family and Friends RSVP Here: https://forms.office.com/r/sT6fsNt3pW

Events

Download Latest Newsletter

Coming Soon

Past Newsletters

Quick Links

Ujima: “A Night of Excellence”

The Black Faculty and Staff Association (BFSA) hosts the annual Ujima: “A Night of Excellence” event. This African American Community Awards Celebration combines the rich tradition of recognizing prospective and current African American students, NKU faculty & staff, and members of the surrounding community. This event takes place in early April.

Watch Live Streaming Event

Annual Roundtable discussion with the President's Cabinet

The members of BFSA engage with campus leadership to develop fair and equitable opportunites for Black faculty & staff as we collectively and collaboratively promote student success through access, completion and career & community engagement.

Breakfast with NKU ROCKS

NKU R.O.C.K.S. (Responsibility, Opportunity, Community, Knowledge and Success), is African American Programs and Services' signature program. It is designed to ease the academic, personal and social transition from high school to college throughthe Summer Institute and yearlong program. Faculty and Staff are encouraged to join in welcoming our incoming freshmen at the NKU ROCKS breakfast