A Message from the Black Alumni Society President for January 2020
Question! What is the significance of February 2? If you said it’s the second day of Black History...
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Tag: Silas Hunt
In Memoriam
Frank Mull, Jr. was born to Frank Mull, Sr. and Ealie Moorehead-Mull on June 17, 1942 in Madison, Arkansas. He departed this life on December 3, 2013.
Read MoreA Lasting Legacy
In my last communication with you, I began by congratulating the latest recipients of the prestigious Silas Hunt Legacy Award.
Read MoreMaking a Choice
As always, I extend greetings to all past, present and future U of A Black Alumni Society members!
Read MoreUpcoming Events for BAS
The Black Alumni Society would like for you to put these upcoming events on your calendar.
Read MoreTina Fletcher Learns From First Lady Obama During Internship
At 25 years old, Tina Fletcher has an impressive list of educational and professional accomplishments. From studying abroad and receiving a bachelor’s and master’s degree to interning with Sen. Blanche Lincoln’s office and working as an intern with the first lady Michelle Obama’s office, Fletcher is humbled by the experiences and opportunities she has been given at such a young age.
Read MoreSilas Hunt Legacy Alive on the Web
Silas Hunt was the first black student in modern times to attend a major Southern public university when he was admitted to the University of Arkansas School of Law in February of 1948. Though his experiences were not like those of students today, Hunt was a trailblazer for many and an inspiration to those who followed in his footsteps.
Read More"Remembrances In Black" Book Signing
On Saturday, December 4, 2010 over 80 alumni and friends came for a book signing by Dr. Charles Robinson and Dr. Lonnie Williams of their new book “Remembrances In Black: Personal perspectives on the African-American Experience at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville”.
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