Conference

Black Faculty and Staff Association: History to Now

Authors: Thelma Harding (Iowa State University) , Angela Shaw (Iowa State University) , Barbara Woods (Iowa State University) , Connie Hargrave (Iowa State University) , Samone Whitfield (Iowa State University)

Abstract

The Black Faculty and Staff Association (BFSA) is a faculty staff association established on Iowa State University campus in 1970’s. The purpose of this organization is to serve as a platform for Black faculty and staff to vocalize their thoughts, concerns, needs and ideas to support the overall mission of the institution. Through a panel design, this session will highlight the history of BFSA on ISU campus and provide insight into the current experiences of black faculty and staff on campus.

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How to Cite: Harding, T. , Shaw, A. , Woods, B. , Hargrave, C. & Whitfield, S. (2019) “Black Faculty and Staff Association: History to Now”, Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity. 20(1).