Iowa Andhi Cultural Ball Performance 2011
Here is the link to our very first performance!!! We did awesome, I am so proud of everyone. Our team is full of individuals, there are no two similar people on the team. We all come from different backgrounds, plenty of us speak other languages, and most of us grew up dancing different styles.
I learn so much from these girls everyday and they are always there when you need help.
I <3 Iowa Andhi!!!
Take a look at these bikes on the Google Campus!
Here is Black Student Union’s webpage, unfortunately, it is a little outdated. I will be sure to talk to the executive board about the certain need for an update. On the other hand, it does include general information and it surely can assist you and your mother’s understanding on what BSU is all about.
Here is Black Student Union’s (BSU) Facebook Group.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2317963007
The next listed website, is one that I highly encourage you to check out. It is up-to-date and includes resources on BSU, diversity scholarships and programs that can potentially be of benefit to you.
http://imu.uiowa.edu/aacc-resources/
Here is a post I did with a few video clips,
http://blog.admissions.uiowa.edu/kyra/2010/10/bible-study/
Lastly, I would really take a look at the Iowa Edge Program. Participating in this program ensures a successful transition into college life. I participated in it last year, and I will be a Leader in the program this summer (because I loved it so much!) It’s not time for applications yet but I am sure in the next month or two it will be time.
http://provost.uiowa.edu/edge/index.html
Please don’t hesitate to ask more questions!
Slavery is theft –theft of a life, theft of work, theft of any property or produce, theft even of the children a slave might have borne.
-Kevin Bales, Understanding Global Slavery
Windy and Chilly I’m Off to
326 East
Market Street.
Twas the night of November 11th,
I’m off to a place, from the heavens.
The oldest church in Iowa City
The 2nd oldest building,not the third, not the seventh.
It was here, that I was going to eat
They had everything! Peach cobbler, mashed potatoes, and turkey meat.
And it was all for FREE, what a treat!
After I ate, I ran smack into the most amazing date!
The President of the University of Iowa, is who I got to meet!
As if the evening couldn’t get much nicer,
Up sparked a conversation with me
and the Chief Diversity Officer.
Georgina Dodge ME Sally Mason!
