On Wednesday, April 10, 2013, BSU
joined with the Mu Epsilon chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. at the
Institute of Black Culture for a Melting Pot event. At this event, there were a
variety of foods from various countries around the world, each represented by a
different fraternity or sorority. It was an opportunity for people to network,
try new foods and meet new friends. The event brought out a large number of people
and made people more aware of the resources and various cultures available to
them.
Also, this week in BSU was the last
general body meeting of the semester. Started
From the Bottom: Claiming Your Leadership Path, which took place on Thursday,
April 11, 2013, hosted a panel of seven graduating seniors who conducted an
interactive session which included topics ranging from academics to Greek life
and so much more. The panel began the session by mentioning things that they
were rejected from. This enabled them to send the message that just because you
get knocked down doesn’t mean you can’t rise and be successful. Attendees were
able to chime in using the hashtag “BSUstarted” in order to give their opinions
and show their support. Some quotes that stood out from the panel were "People
who are involved have low GPA’s; Leaders maintain excellence." as well as "Student
leaders are STUDENTS first!" The meeting drew a great, interactive crowd,
giving BSU a lot of momentum heading into the summer.
Panelist for the final BSU general body meeting (From left to right): Shannon Pringle, Sabine Justilien, Monya Sharp, Bryan Stroud, Amber Wilson, Kimone Ferguson, and Bryant Rora |
That’s all from This Week in BSU! We look forward to seeing
you all in the fall. Remember, it’s just BS without U!