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GSCC to host college-wide Black History Month celebration

Submitted by Gadsden State Community College

Gadsden State Community College will host a college-wide Black History Month Celebration on Wednesday, at 1 p.m. on the Wallace Drive Campus at Meadows. The event is open to students, employees, and members of the community.

The celebration will honor the history, culture, and contributions of Black Americans while bringing together the Gadsden State community for a shared moment of reflection and celebration. Attendees can expect a meaningful program highlighting the importance of Black history and its lasting impact on education, culture, and society.

“This event reflects our commitment to honoring history and bringing our campus community together,” said Mr. Ricky Tillis, director of the Gadsden State HBCU Valley Street Campus. “Black History Month provides an opportunity to recognize the achievements and contributions that continue to shape our communities.”

The program theme, “Building Futures Through Education: Celebrating Black History, Workforce Innovation, and Community Engagement,” is directly inspired by the mission of Gadsden State Community College. It reflects the college’s commitment to education, workforce development and community impact and captures a shared vision for the college-wide Black History Month program.

For more information about campus events and activities, visit www.gadsdenstate.edu.

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