2/2: Free Your Mind Friday (11am-2pm, SU 3rd floor lobby)
2/3: Community Service (9:30am-12pm, Avondale Boys & Girls Club)
2/4: Homecoming Reunion Tailgate (10am-1:30, Lot D - bb game to follow)
2/5: UnBREAK My Soul Vision Board Party (6-8pm, SU 109)
2/6: Healing Through Music (3:15pm, SU Ballroom)
2/6: Game Night for the Culture (6-8pm, SU Ballroom)
2/7: The Power of Advanced Medicine (11am-4pm, SU Ballroom)
2/7: Fashion Show (6-8pm, SU Ballroom)
2/7: Juneteenth: Faith and Freedom (7pm, Griffin Digitorium)
2/8: Breaking the Stigma of Mental Health in the Black Community (6-8pm, UC Ballroom)
2/9: BLACKtastic Free Your Mind Friday (11am-2pm, SU 3rd floor lobby)
2/10: Community Service (6-8pm, SU 109)
2/13: BEST - Black Employers Showcase & Talents (12-4pm, SU Ballroom)
2/14: Black Love in the Media (5-6:30pm, SU 302)
2/15: Hip Hop Writing Workshop (12:15pm, SU Ballroom)
2/15: Epic Rap Battles of Black History (7pm, SU Ballroom)
2/16: Free Your Mind Friday (11am-2pm, SU 3rd floor lobby)
2/16: New Year, New You, Nu Upsilon (5-7pm, NC 140)
2/20: Experiencing the Culture through Community Service (10am-2pm, St. Clement
School)
2/20: It Takes a Village, Study Tables (6-9pm, SU 108/109)
2/21: Black Men's Coalition (4pm, SU 102)
2/23: Free Your Mind Friday (11am-2pm, SU 3rd floor lobby)
2/26: State of BLACK NKU (6-8pm, SU Ballroom)
2/27: SOUL Line Dancing (6-8pm, UC Ballroom)
2/29: Pass the Aux (6:30-8pm, SU 302)
2/29: Aux Cord Wars (8-10pm, SU Ballroom)
Black History Month Reunion Kickoff
Stop by for the Black History Month Kickoff Reunion on Wednesday, February 1st from 11AM – 2PM in the Student Union 3rd Center for Student Inclusive suite and lounge! What better way than to start off with a little fellowship with one another as we commemorate those who have paved the way and made life-changing contributions. This will come in the form of an open house where guests can meet the AASI team, learn about upcoming programs, how to be involved, enjoy music, games and fun.
BLACKtastic: Free Your Mind Friday
Join us for Free Your Mind Friday lead by the Black Student Union on February 9th from 11am-2pm in the SU 3rd Floor Lobby.
B.E.S.T. (Black Employers Showcase and Talents)
We are so excited to host the inaugural B.E.S.T. (Black Employers Showcase and Talents), which will take place on Thursday, February 16 from 2PM – 5PM in the SU Ballroom. This event is intended to highlight local minority-owned and minority-led businesses by giving them a platform to showcase their organization to our racial/ethnic minority students, alumni, community members and friends. Our goal is to help increase the number of black students and early-career applicants in internships and jobs. While we want to be extremely intentional about Black/African American students seeing people that look like them represented, this event is open to everyone.
Students can register here: https://tinyurl.com/NKUBESTAttendeeRegistration
Employers/Businesses can register here: https://tinyurl.com/BESTRegistration2023
Hip-Hop Songwriting Workshop
Hip-Hop Songwriting for Anxiety
Black History Month Special Guests: Genius Potential
Join us for Part 1 featuring our Black History Month special guest Genius Potential: Thursday, February 15, at 12:15PM in the SU Ballroom (B/C). This program uses the lens of hip hop songwriting to teach students non-cognitive skills of self-awareness, empathy, and verbalizing emotions. Students will learn how to select a beat and structure a song, all while channeling complex emotions through the healthy outlet of songwriting. This program is great for wellness week, stress busters, or a much-needed mental health break from midterms/finals. Register Here: https://linktr.ee/nku_aasi
Genius Potential's Epic Rap Battles of Black History
Join us for Part 2 featuring the return of our Black History Month special guest Genius
Potential! Thursday, February 15, at 7PM in the SU Ballroom. Bert & Det produce three skits/emcee battles highlighting contrasting views of famous historical African American men and women. Their viewpoints are highlighted through rap battles encapsulating their competing ideals. This program covers the past, present, and future destiny of African
American leaders. At the end of each emcee battle, Bert & Det deep dive into the historical backstories behind the captivating lyrics and engage the students in interactive trivia and dialogue. Register Here: https://linktr.ee/nku_aasi