The African American Studies program at the University of Montana is celebrating its 41st anniversary. A reunion this fall brought back nearly 100 alumni to campus for a three day event. Originally called the "Black Studies Program," classes began in 1968 with only 7 students. Today 114 students are involved in the program. UM News reporter Ashley Korslien and photographer Eri Okazaki found out how the program is leaving a lasting legacy for students on campus.Wednesday, September 23, 2009
African American Studies Program Leaves Lasting Legacy
The African American Studies program at the University of Montana is celebrating its 41st anniversary. A reunion this fall brought back nearly 100 alumni to campus for a three day event. Originally called the "Black Studies Program," classes began in 1968 with only 7 students. Today 114 students are involved in the program. UM News reporter Ashley Korslien and photographer Eri Okazaki found out how the program is leaving a lasting legacy for students on campus.
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