African American Theatre Ensemble (AATE)
AATE is a black drama group that provides a creative outlet for
those students interested in the fine arts as it pertains to Black
life and culture.
Aisha Harris:
AishaHarris2007@u.northwestern.edu
African Students Association (ASA)
African Student Association serves as a social and educational organization to promote the interests of its members and the Northwestern community who are interested in a more intimate contact with African heritage, customs, and culture.
Karen Attiah:
k-attiah@northwestern.edu
BlackBoard
BlackBoard Magazine is a student lead publication that affords students the opportunity to define and express their views on issues of concern to the Black community at Northwestern University and elsewhere.
Ryan Kelly:
r-kelly@northwestern.edu
Caribnation
CaribNation is an organization providing support and camaraderie
for Caribbean and Caribbean-American students, or other Northwestern
students interested in Caribbean culture at Northwestern University.
One of the objects of CaribNation is to educate members of the Northwestern,
Evanston and greater Chicago communities about Caribbean heritage
and culture.
Samuel Ludington:
s-ludington@northwestern.edu
Minorities in Pursuit of Careers in Law and Business (The Pursuit)The Pursuit is a Satellite that was previously recognized by the Executive Board as the Black Undergraduate Law and Business Society (BULBS). The Pursuit is a pre-professional organization that provides resources for students interested in attending law or business school and students who are interested in law or business related issues.
NAYO Black Dance Ensemble
NAYO is an organization that encourages artistic appreciation and
social cultural unity while simultaneously enhancing the growth
and development of the Black community through dance and the performing
arts.
Abigail Staples:
a-staples@northwestern.edu
National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ)
NABJ is an organization of students interested in the field of
journalism and other media related fields that provides quality
programs and services that advocates on behalf of Black journalists
worldwide.
Becky Tsadik:
r-tsadik@northwestern.edu
National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)
NPHC an organization comprised of the International Historical Black
Greek letter Sororities and Fraternities. It promotes interaction
between the Black Greek community and the broader Northwestern community
through forums, meetings, and other mediums for the exchange of information.
Jason Okonofua:
j-okonofua@northwestern.edu
National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)NSBE is dedicated to the realization of a better tommorow through the development of intensive programs for increasing the recruitment, retention, and successful graduation of minorities in engineering.
Clinton McClure:
o-chika@northwestern.edu
Northwestern Community Ensemble (NCE)
NCE is a gospel choir. It serves as an outlet for students to minister
to the broader Northwestern Community through song.
Cheriece Ward:
cheriece-ward@northwestern.edu
One Step Before (OSB)
One Step Before serves as an organization to promote the interests
of Northwestern University's Black pre-med/health students. OSB's
purpose is to provide a social outlet and educational opportunities
relevant to its members.
Sabrina Reed:
sabrina-reed@northwestern.edu
Voice and Vision Literary Magazine
Voice & Vision, a quarterly literary magazine, serves as the vehicle through which students of color (vibrant with color) at Northwestern University can express themselves artistically through poetry, prose, photography, paintings and drawings. It provides an outlet for unpublished artists to convey the power, beauty and struggles of our people. The magazine seeks to give voice to a silenced people in order to create a new vision and path for students on our campus.
In the 1970s, a group of Northwestern University students created a literary magazine, titled New Sense, which catered specifically to the Black community on campus. The magazine featured the art and literary work of Northwestern’s African American students. Unfortunately since then, the magazine has faded out of existence. However, the magazine has been revitalized for the 2006-2007 school year and beyond—under a new name and a fresh objective, Voice & Vision.
The magazine connects students through artistic expression. Our goal is to not only entertain readers through the work presented in the publication, but our main objective is to make our readers feel at home in a community where there is a universal need to be heard and most importantly understood.
Tyler Yarbrough (Executive Editor):
Yarbrough.tyler@gmail.com
Jason Okonofua (Chief of Operations):
okonofua@gmail.com
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