Roots and culture definitely are a part of the Johnson C. Smith University experience. "From Africa to the Carolinas: A Journey Through Time and Space" showcased the various talents of JCSU students. Attendees were treated to an evening of music, dance, and drama--all in honor of Black History Month.

The cultural celebration included performances by:

Shae Movement (African Dance and Drumming)
JCSU Concert Choir
Smith Repertory Dance Company
JCSU Electro-Acoustic Music Ensemble
OC Productions
Broken Chains Hip Hop Dance Ensemble

Jermaine Nakia Lee, NC Blumenthal Performing Art Center, served as emcee. The event was sponsored by the Black History Planning Committee. Dymilah Hewitt, Tutorial Center Coordinator, served as program chair.

The planning committee wishes to express their sincerest thanks to the Office of the President, Social and Behavioral Sciences Department, Academic Center for Excellence, Metropolitan College, James B. Duke Memorial Library, Office of Student Activities, Center for Integrated Studies, College of Professional Studies, and Campus Police.

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