Multicultural Affairs at ENC

Hey ENC Community. We are starting to get the ball rolling with our events for the spring.

One of our first events is the video viewing of "I Am Not Your Negro".

Video will be aired February 11th and 15th at 7:30 pm in RCA. Discussion on film February 17 at 8:00 pm (Zoom). This film is based on an unfinished work of author and activist, James Baldwin. It explores the history of racism in the United States through Baldwin's reminiscences of civil rights leaders Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr. This work is available on Netflix for those not on campus.

Inbox us or comment for more info.

Don't miss our Courageous Conversations this Wednesday at 7pm on Casting your Vote.

Tonight! Don’t miss it!

Calling all writers, poetry lovers, folks who love good music and everyone else interested.
What is also happening next week is our "Jazz, Storytelling, & You" event. We will be having very talented musicians from Berklee College providing us with music to elevate your Thursday night.
Thursday, February 20th @ 8PM in Spange Parlor. See you there!

Tomorrow!

Does race impact wealth disparities? That is the big question we will be discussing during our Sandwich Seminar next Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to the event! Join us on February 18, 12:50PM, in the Presidents Dining Room.

Does race impact wealth disparities? That is the big question we will be discussing during our Sandwich Seminar next Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to the event! Join us on February 18, 12:50PM, in the Presidents Dining Room.

An interview with one of our very own Black Student Union leaders.

ENC's Jameela Nicole-Chapman “One of the best ways to influence people is to make them feel important.” This is a brilliant quote from the book The Light in the Heart by Roy T. Bennett. I’ve never actually read the book before…