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The "Revolutionary Grain" panel discussion was hosted by the Black Student Center on September 20, 2017, and focused on the history and legacy of the movement. A companion exhibit was held at the University Library as part of the ongoing Context Exhibit Series, a long-standing instructionally related Library program designed to support student learning and research and to foster community discussion and engagement through the use of art.]]> In copyright]]>
Attendees from left to right are: Scott Ybarrondo, former CSUSM Police Chief; Floyd Lai, former Director of the Cross-Cultural Center; Marilyn McWilliams, Administrative Assistant in the Office of Inclusive Excellence (retired); Dr. Geoffrey Gilmore, former Associate Vice President of Student Academic Support Services; and Emy Medina Executive Assistant to the AVP of Student Academic Support Services.]]> In copyright]]> In copyright]]> In copyright]]> In copyright]]>
The "Revolutionary Grain" panel discussion was hosted by the Black Student Center on September 20, and focused on the history and legacy of the movement. A companion exhibit was held at the University Library as part of the ongoing Context Exhibit Series, a long-standing instructionally related Library program designed to support student learning and research and to foster community discussion and engagement through the use of art.
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