Organization for African American Undergraduate Students - OAASUS

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The Organization of African American Studies Undergraduate Students (OAASUS) is an academic and community-based organization dedicated to the upliftment of Diasporic peoples, the pursuit of knowledge, and active engagement and support with and for our surrounding community.

02/09/2017

Due to harsh weather, OAASUS's program will be rescheduled for a different date. Stay safe everyone!

02/06/2017

Greetings! For Black History Month OAASUS will be having a program on being a Black educator! Come out to hear educator Miriam Harris discuss her role in Black Education! February 9th 6:30pm in HGSC 223

09/29/2016

Greetings! This evening, OAASUS will be having a program and discussion on the history of Black Armed Resistance, come out for a great and necessary discussion!

03/29/2016

This Thursday the 25th, OAASUS will be having a program titled Healing and Holism: Mental Health and Self-Care in the Africana Community. BE THERE!!

01/28/2016

First event of the month...

FEB. 1st 2016 Come out to join Temple University's Black Law Student Association Pre-Law Division and OAASUS for MODERN DAY SLAVERY: A Critical Conversation on Black Bodies in Sports.

Discussion will include William C. Rhoden's book, "40 Million Dollar Slaves: The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of the Black Athlete." We will review recent protests conducted by college and professional Black athletes, and we will hear of the lived experiences by current Black college athletes within the Philadelphia area.

Join us next Monday at 6:30pm in the Student Center of Temple University, Room 205.

01/28/2016

Are you ready for February?

10/12/2015

THIS THURSDAY!
Black People in America have always thrived in the realm of Football. While dominating on the field, off the field our people face a very different narrative. As an outlet of national attention in which Black People are central, in what ways is this platform used to uplift our communities? Should we be concerned that in a sport in which we make up a majority of the players, finding our faces in coaching and administration is nearly impossible? How did our athletic ancestors operate through the brutal racial politics of America?

Join the Organization of African American Studies Undergraduate Students this Thursday @ 6pm on the 9th floor of Glatfelter Weigley Room as we tackle such critical questions (pun intended:) Hope to see you there!

Peace,
OAASUS

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