Event Description
Celebration of African cultures—music, dance, crafts, culture and cuisine—all come together at the 4th annual Drexel Black History Month Closing Luncheon for faculty and professional staff. The festivities will be hosted by Dr. Chuck Williams , Drexel's own Assistant Clinical Professor, School of Education and Fox 29 television contributor.
Local vendors will provide unique African gifts, African masks, clothing, arts, crafts, jewelry, books and more available for purchase from 11:00am - 12:30pm and 2:00pm - 3:00pm.
The luncheon will feature a reading by author Sophia A. Nelson and a multimedia performance by Key Arts Productions, The Road to Freedom.
Additional, there will be an African Attire contest. Faculty and professional staff members of all cultures are encouraged to wear African attire. Please be sure that your outfit is appropriate for the work environment. If in doubt, don't wear it out. The audience at the luncheon will serve as the judges in selecting one female winner and one male winner with the most creative attire. Winners will receive a special prize.
For more information please visit Human Resources Black History Month website . |
