Purdue University Black Caucus of Faculty & Staff

04/24/2023

https://youtu.be/Vrbc5Il9sQw
link to the black caucus awards program 2023

04/24/2023

Please click here to see the Black Caucus Awards program for 2023

03/01/2023

Saying goodbye to Dr. Joseph Dorsey, he will be missed.

04/27/2020

https://www.purdue.edu/bcfs/?_ga=2.214576596.2145352473.1588006867-2138251011.1560541328

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04/27/2020

https://sway.office.com/s/AFviYXJmLKqoeFQX/embed

Black Caucus of Faculty and Staff 45th Annual Awards Progrm.
https://www.purdue.edu/bcfs/?_ga=2.214576596.2145352473.1588006867-2138251011.1560541328

04/27/2020

Please click link below to watch our 45th annual awards program.

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01/29/2020

Please come out tomorrow for the gallery talk with Gerald Griffin, a renowned artist whose work Paradigm Shift: A Black Narrative Perspective.

The exhibit is located at the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette in downtown Lafayette (102 S. 10 Street). The event runs from 7-8:30p.

There’s a suggested donation of $10 for non-members attending the talk/exhibit.

01/29/2020

Please join us this Friday! See you soon!

12/24/2019

Hi all!
Don’t forget our New Years Eve Party! The link to purchase tickets is down below! Can’t wait to see you there!

Presented by: Black Professionals of Greater Lafayette, Greater Lafayette Indiana Black Expo & Tippy Connect Young Professionals

12/09/2019

We had so much fun at our holiday party with the Purdue Black Graduate Student Association!

12/09/2019

https://www.purdueexponent.org/campus/article_52443cd3-4a26-56b8-8f66-60a32f8f0a82.html

The Caucus' response to Mitch Daniel' comment:

We appreciate President Daniels' retraction and apology regarding the impromptu dialogue with students following the PSG senate meeting.

While President Daniels may not have intended to dehumanize black students and faculty, his statement had a significant impact on the Purdue community as a whole. Incidents such as these inhibit our ability to recruit and retain diverse students, faculty, and staff.

The Black Caucus of Faculty and Staff stands ready and willing to work with the president to use this moment in time to recalibrate and foster a truly inclusive climate, which maximizes everyone's potential.

The organizations Purdue President Mitch Daniels apologized to in an email Wednesday aren't entirely satisfied by his response.