Today the Yale Black Alumni Association Connecticut Chapter hosts its Annual Thanksgiving dinner for students, alumni, faculty, and staff who are still on campus! Come to the House at 5pm tonight for some wonderful food and great fellowship!
An epic flashmob to cap off Africa Week last Friday? Leave it to Yale African Students Association (YASA). Well done!
Struggling through this last week of class before that school in Cambridge comes to visit? Tired of late night G-Heav runs to get you through those late nights studying?
Come out to the House tonight at 10:30 for a Popeyes Study Break hosted by this year's House Staff!
Popeyes: a Louisiana-style fast food restaurant known for its fried chicken, biscuits and red beans & rice.
Struggling through this last week of class before that school in Cambridge comes to visit? Tired of late night G-Heav runs to get you through those late nights studying?
Come out to the House tonight at 10:30 for a Popeyes Study Break hosted by this year's House Staff!
Popeyes: a Louisiana-style fast food restaurant known for its fried chicken, biscuits and red beans & rice.
Tomorrow at the House:
A Dean’s Tea with Ruth Botsio ‘09: Knowledge in the service of Africa sponsored by YAAPD, the Yale Black Alumni Association and the Yale Club of Ghana.
Ruth is currently the Vice-President of the newly established Yale Club of Ghana.
We hope to see everyone in the Af-Am House Art Gallery at 6 p.m.!
Tomorrow at the House:
A Dean’s Tea with Ruth Botsio ‘09: Knowledge in the service of Africa sponsored by YAAPD, the Yale Black Alumni Association and the Yale Club of Ghana.
Ruth is currently the Vice-President of the newly established Yale Club of Ghana.
We hope to see everyone in the Af-Am House Art Gallery at 6 p.m.!
Today's Chat with Dean Cohen is in less than 2 hours! Come out to the House to hear him speak on the future of The House and black cultural centers. We hope to see everyone at the House at 5:30 for this important discussion.
Congratulations to our very own, Dean Rodney Cohen! He was elected president of the Association for Black Culture Centers at the organization’s annual conference, held this year at Auburn. The association is headquartered at Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois, and has more than 700 colleges and universities that are members or affiliates in all 50 states as well as in the Caribbean and West Africa.
