Celebrating Juneteenth and what it means
One year after June 19 became a federal holiday, associate professor Renée Alexander Craft reflects on the historic day’s significance.
One year after June 19 became a federal holiday, associate professor Renée Alexander Craft reflects on the historic day’s significance.
"While this holiday has roots in the past, today it has come to mean more about our present and future. On this Juneteenth, we encourage you to take a thoughtful pause to reflect on our history and honor the contributions of the many enslaved Black people who built our institution."
Delegates at June’s meeting heard details on paid leave stemming from a new executive order as well as possible career banding changes and one-time retention bonuses.
In the wake of gun violence in the U.S., Vice Chancellor for Institutional Integrity and Risk Management George Battle shares campus resources and safety reminders if you encounter an active assailant situation on campus.