Skagit Valley College celebrates Black History Month

Burlington, WALocal News

Skagit Valley College is proud to announce its upcoming event celebrating Black History Month on March 31, 2025. This event will feature esteemed speakers, including Dr. Claver Hategekimana, who brings valuable insights into the intersection of education and computer science. Toni Jazzmine San Nicolas will also share her experiences, aiming to inspire middle school students and the wider community. The inclusion of Living Strings in the program promises to enhance the event with a musical performance that celebrates artistic expression.

This initiative underscores the college's commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion, particularly in academic settings. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions about the impact of Black individuals in various fields. The event not only acknowledges historical contributions but also encourages future generations to pursue their educational goals. By bridging the gap between history and modern education, Skagit Valley College aims to empower its community through knowledge and awareness.

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