Keeping our Community Healthy

The Center for Black Culture will be closed for Spring 2021. The CBC staff is available to meet with students and offer programs throughout the spring semester remotely. Please call 302-831-2991 during business hours (8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Friday) or email cbc-mail@udel.edu to reach a staff person for assistance. For any other questions about coronavirus, visit udel.edu/coronavirus.

Welcome to the Center for Black Culture

 

For over 40 years, the Center for Black Culture (CBC) has worked to enhance inclusion at the University of Delaware and in the surrounding community by offering a variety of programs and services that encourage healthy identity development and an appreciation and understanding of the Black experience. The Center advocates for the needs of students and connects them to an aggregate community of support. Ultimately, the CBC hopes students feel a sense of belonging, understand the various campus resources and opportunities, expand their leadership skills, achieve the milestone of college graduation and become contributing alumni. If you have suggestions or would like to seek more information, please complete the Contact Us form.

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EORO Impact: Amber Griffith

Being a EORO mentee made me feel like I was in the loop for all the social events around campus. I never had a boring weekend because my mentor kept me up to date on what was happening around campus.

EORO Impact: Jonathan C. Harris

EORO mentors serve as great helpers/resources to make you feel acclimated in no time. My EORO mentor gave me the support and help I needed to become involved in activities. With his support, I am now an Ambassador for the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, a Resident Assistant, and a new EORO Mentor myself.

EORO Impact: Petra Palmer

For me, EORO was the program that helped me break out of my shell. I was very shy and introverted when I started college; however, being involved in EORO as a Mentee and a Coordinator helped me open up and get to know people.

EORO Impact: Markus Johnson

EORO played an intricate part of my development as a minority student at UD. As a freshman, my mentor introduced me to the different social groups on campus. As an upperclassman, I became a mentor and later a mentor coordinator. Through the leadership training and retreats, I helped to guide many young leaders, which in turn, assisted in my growth as a student leader, by laying the foundation for my career. This program is very necessary and full of great experiences.

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    The Center for Black Culture is part of the Office of Institutional Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion which contributes and facilitates critical learning and development within healthy, inclusive and supportive communities so that all students may thrive at UD and beyond.

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