Introduction
Black Student Union (BSU) provides an intellectual, cultural and social environment for students as well as community members.
Black Student Union strives for academic excellence and promotes cultural awareness among its members.
Black Student Union exists to encourage a positive image of African Americans and to support its members in achieving their educational goals. BSU also wants to let our counterparts know that the students are an intrinsic part of the UW-Stout community.
Black Student Union was established in the early sixties.
Meeting Times
Sundays @ 4 pm in North Hall Basement
If you would like to be added to the BSU distribution list contact bsu@uwstout.edu.
Club Activities and Services
Black Student Union is engaged in activities throughout the year.
- BSU Ball
- Graduation and Recognition Banquet
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Comedians
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Concerts featuring African American music
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Films
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Speakers on cultural topics and current affairs
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Poetry Readings
- Kawanzaa Holiday Celebration
- Hip Hop Lessons
- Hip Hop Show
Executive Board 09-10
Aleica Campbell , President
Rhondi Love, Vice President
Makeba Drury, Secretary
Desmond Taylor, Treasurer
Brooke Burch, Public Relations Coordinator
Tim Smith, Historian
Email - bsu@uwstout.edu
Click here to see the BSU Photo Gallery
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Student Organization Center Memorial Student Center University of Wisconsin-Stout 715/232-1772 |
African American Links on the Internet
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Africana.com is produced by the editors of Microsoft® Encarta® Africana. Its purpose is to promote understanding of black history and culture. It supports the educational use of Microsoft® Encarta® Africana in homes, schools, universities, and corporations. Africana.com will both sell the encyclopedia and disseminate information about its effective use. |
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The electronic version of The Black Collegian magazine is the first web site dedicated to providing rich content and resources to Black collegians and all people of color seeking career and self-development information. We have broadened our reach to include not only college students, but also career professionals. |
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The African-American Mosaic is the Library of Congress resource guide for the study of Black history and culture. Covering the nearly 500 years of the black experience in the Western hemisphere. |
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BlackQuest is an educational and heritage CD-ROM game that celebrates, preseves and reinforces African American culture, legacy and history. The links page on the author's website is a comprehensive source/guide and gateway to African and African American history, culture and society. |
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The Museum of African American History in Detroit, Michigan is dedicated to the preservation and presentation of African and African American history and culture. It will begin its fourth decade in the world's largest Black historical and cultural museum. A new museum encompasses 120,000 square feet, and will include expanded exhibition galleries, an orientation theater, classrooms, multi-purpose rooms, a research library and museum store. |
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The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is a national research library devoted to collecting, preserving and providing access to resources documenting the experiences of peoples of African descent throughout the world. |
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Bunchie.com promotes underpublicized books and music, largely by black authors and artists. A good place to find works that slip through the mainstream cracks. |