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Amanda Edwards
Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement
amanda.e@ufl.edu

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60th Anniversary of Undergraduate Desegregation at UF (10-21-2022)
Project: 60th Anniversary of Undergraduate Desegregation — Approved by: Heather Ashley

Online Registration Launch Date
10-04-2022

Status
Launched

Digital Communications Partner(s)
Martha Jakab

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60th Anniversary of Undergraduate Desegregation at UF
10-21-2022
10-04-2022
The University of Florida's undergraduate student population was integrated in 1962 by 7 black students.  In recognition of the historical moment, the Alumni Association in partnership with the offices of strategic communications, student life and the chief diversity officer will host a recognition in honor of the 60th anniversary.
The event will take place on Friday, October 21 from 10am-5pm and will include a welcome reception at the Institute of Black Culture following by a recognition luncheon, panel conversation and networking hour at the Samuel P. Harn Museum.
75-120
Since this is a campus wide experience, multiple constituent groups will be invited including students, faculty/staff, alumni, community members and 3 of the integrators themselves. 
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