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The Black Student Union was formed in 1968 at Purdue University Calumet. The founders of this organization recognized the need for coordination, improvement, and cultivating self-reliance in their current university community. They realized that progress, academic morale, and social strides must be made toward the unification and enlightenment of the entire student body at Purdue. In addition, the Black Student Union provides an
organized collective structure that defines, protects, and develops our interest as Black students. We seek to enlighten the entire university community and to share our commitment, talent, and strength. With that in mind, we engage in discussion groups, social gatherings, and service activities. We invite ANY PUC student to join us regardless of race, religion, or sex. Our hope is tomorrow, won't you join us in our efforts?!
Former BSU President Marisol Edmond & Current BSU
President Miranda Mathena
2006-2007 BSU Officers
President
Miranda Mathena
Major: Political Science
Minor: Political
Communications
Year: Senior
Vice-President/Treasurer
La Ranza Carson
Major: Psychology
Year: Sophmore
Secretary
Antwana Grant
Major: Secondary
Education
Year: Junior
Sergeant-at-Arms
Tinisha Greenwell
Major: Accounting & Human Resources
Year: Junior
Committee
Chairperson
Issac Collins
Major: Accounting &
Finance
Year: Junior
Chaplain
Faculty Advisor
Tyanna McCann
Academic
Advisor/Recruiter
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