OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS

  • Get ready for the annual Multicultural Resource Center Open House! Thursday, August 28, from 1 to 4 pm! Express yourself creatively by designing your own t-shirt! And enjoy ice cream and the music of Expresso Brazil! Don't miss this fun start to the new year!
  • We’re looking for outgoing, creative students with Work Study to join our 08-09 Student Staff! Want to see the job description?
    Want to submit your online application? Call us at 334.5090 if you have any questions. We’re looking forward to adding some new faces!
  1. Multicultural Affairs HOME
  2. About the Office
    1. Mission & Staff
    2. Student Employment Opportunities
  3. Programs & Activities
    1. Multicultural Themes & Topics
    2. Student Support & Advocacy
      1. UNCG Mentor Program
      2. LinkUp
    3. Recognition & Awards
  4. Education & Training
    1. Empty Bowls
    2. Student Diversity Education
    3. Stop the Hate
    4. Shades of Color Conference
  5. Multicultural Resource Center
    1. Library Resources
    2. Contemporary Issues Forums
    3. Art Exhibits
    4. Big Screen Programming
    5. Event Promo Opportunity
  6. Multicultural Events Calendar   @studentevents.uncg.edu
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Listing of past Martin Luther King Celebration Keynote Speakers and Service Award Winners

YEARKEYNOTE SPEAKERSERVICE AWARD WINNER
2008Bernice A. KingBrandon Nnodi (Student)
2007Dr. Joseph Lowery, civil rights activist Dr. Spoma Jovanovic (Communication Studies)
2006Angela Davis, Black Panther, UC Berkeley, etc. Rhonda Robinson (Student)
2005Julian Bond, NAACP Chairman, former Georgia senatorKathleen Casey (Educational Leadership & Cultural Foundations)
2004Franklin McCain, one of Greensboro FourDauvell Evans (Student)
2003 Rev. Samuel “Billy” Kyles, Pastor, Monumental Baptist Church, Memphis; was with MLK Jr. during last hour Patricia J. Bowden (Religious Studies)
2002Dr. Jocelyn Elders, first African American woman to be US Surgeon GeneralJoette Nicole McLaurin (Student)
2001Herman Boone, former football coach; inspiration for “Remember the Titans”Erma Totten (Service Worker, Cone Residence Hall)
2000David Dinkins, former mayor of NYCRobert Earl Randolph, Jr. (Student)
1999Manning Marable, historian and author; Professor, ColumbiaPatricia L. Bailey (Director, Disability Services)
1998Myrlie Evers-Williams, Chair, NAACP; widow of Medgar EversJeffrey Thigpen (Student)
1997 Shirley Chisholm, former US Representative Lenora A. Richardson
1996Dr. Michael K. HoneyDeardre R. Johnson (Student)
1995Dr. Michael E. Dyson, Professor of Communications Studies at UNC-CHDarrell Wheeler
1994Dr. George SubiraPatrice N. Vinson (Student)
1993Ms. Naomi TutuCarolyn Moore
1992Dr. James ConeDaniel T. “J J” McEachern (Student)
1991Rev. Tyrone CriderOdessa Patrick (Biology)
1990Mary BerryWilliam R. McNeely, Jr. (Student)
1989Rev. Ralph Abernathy, associate of MLK Jr. and leader of SCLCErnestine Small (Nursing)
1988John Lewis, Congressman, GeorgiaBradley Mitchell (Student)
1987Dick Gregory, comedian and political activistJoseph Himes (Sociology)
 

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The Office of Multicultural Affairs
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
EUC Suite 217, PO Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
VOICE 336.334.5090
FAX 336.334.3823