MiraCosta College is proud to announce a series of events celebrating Black History and Heritage Month this February, in line with our commitment to inclusivity, diversity, and equity. We welcome students, faculty, and the community to join us in honoring African Americans' rich history and vibrant contributions.
February 1: “Big Vision Energy” Workshop with India Pierce
Join us for an empowering workshop led by India Pierce, focusing on aligning your current actions with your future aspirations. "Big Vision Energy" is designed to help you craft goals that resonate with your deepest desires. This is more than a traditional goal-setting session; it's a space to harmonize your personal and professional dreams.
Oceanside Campus (1 Barnard Drive) in Atzlan B map
2 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.
More information
February 22: “Entrepreneur Chronicles: Real-Life Lessons on Building Success”
The Student Life and Leadership department is excited to host the owner of Felix BBQ Soul Food. Dive into a narrative of perseverance and success and grasp invaluable leadership lessons that can propel you on your path to achievement.
Oceanside Campus (1 Barnard Drive) in Atzlan B map
1:30 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.
March 15: The United Black Student Conference
The Black Student Union proudly presents an all-day conference featuring workshops on genealogy, social media management, resume building, career development, black theater/film, and much more. Led by MiraCosta's own student leaders, faculty, staff, and community partners, this event promises to be a cornerstone for young leaders. For more information, please contact MiraCosta College’s Social Justice and Equity Center: studentequity@miracosta.edu.
Black History Month originated in 1926 when Dr. Carter G. Woodson initiated a week-long celebration to acknowledge the achievements of African Americans. This later expanded to a whole month, and today, February is a tribute to historical figures and the continuing successes of the Black community.
MiraCosta College recognizes the significance of Black history and achievements year-round. We strive to celebrate and educate about Black heritage beyond just the month of February, fostering a culture of recognition and appreciation that permeates our institution.
We invite everyone to participate in these enlightening events. Together, let’s honor the narratives, struggles, and triumphs that are woven into the fabric of our nation's history.
For more information about the events and our History & Heritage Programming, please visit miracosta.edu/hhm.
