CUW Black Student Union

CUW Black Student Union BLACK STUDENT UNION
Concordia University Black Student Union exists to help ALL students develop in mind, body, and spirit. All students are welcomed.

BLACK STUDENT UNION
Concordia University Black Student Union (BSU) exists to help ALL students develop in mind, body, and spirit for service to Christ in the Church and the World. This imperative work is done through Concordia’s core values:
Christ-Centered – Truth & Integrity – Excellence – Service

Please sign up and Showcase your Talent! BSU will be hosting our Talent show, so show up and win some cash prizes!!! 🤩🔥 ...
03/08/2022

Please sign up and Showcase your Talent! BSU will be hosting our Talent show, so show up and win some cash prizes!!! 🤩🔥

MARCH IS WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH:Maude Callen Born: November 8, 1898, Quincy, FLDied: January 23, 1990, Pineville, SCEduca...
03/06/2022

MARCH IS WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH:

Maude Callen Born: November 8, 1898, Quincy, FL
Died: January 23, 1990, Pineville, SC
Education: Florida A&M University, Tuskegee University.

Maude Callen was a nurse-midwife in South Carolinalow country for over 60 years.
She operated a clinic out of her home in Pineville, Berkeley County, and delivered 600-800 babies in her 62-year practice.
She frequently had to park her car and walk through mud, woods, and creeks to reach her patients. No roads were paved. Her practice covered 400 square miles.
Her work was brought to national attention in W. Eugene Smith's photo essay, "Nurse Midwife," published in Life Magazine in December 3, 1951.

Smith spent weeks observing her and going on her rounds with her. Smith is quoted as saying the photographs he took of Nurse Maude were the "most rewarding of all [his] work" and that Callen was "the most completely fulfilled person I have ever known."

After her retirement in 1971, Callen petitioned county officials to start a Senior Citizens Nutrition Site, which operated, starting in 1980, out of the clinic. As a volunteer, Callen managed the center, which cooked and delivered meals five days a week and provided car service to seniors needing transportation.

She is quoted as having said, on turning down an invitation from President Reagan to visit the White House, "You can't just call me up and ask me to be somewhere. I've got to do my job." She continued her volunteer work until her death in 1990.

* Nurse Midwife Maude Callen Delivers a Baby, Pineville, South Carolina, 1951
W. Eugene Smith*

Sources:
https://aaregistry.org/story/maude-e-callen-nurse-midwife-born/

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02/28/2022

Day 28 of Honoring our African American Students & Staff of CUW meet Professor Arletta L. Frazier👏🏾🌟

02/27/2022

Day 27 of Honoring our African American Students and Staff of CUW, meet Christopher Jennings✊🏾💫

02/26/2022

Day 26 of Honoring Our African American Students & Staff of CUW, meet Nataysia Swope✨👏🏾

02/25/2022

Day 25 of Honoring our African American Students & Staff of CUW, meet Hayat Ibrahim✊🏾✨

02/24/2022

Day 24 of Honoring our African American Students & Staff of CUW, Meet Damien Dennis💪🏾✔️

02/24/2022

Day 23 of Honoring our African American Students & Staff of CUW, meet Cameran Atwater👏🏾✔️

Black Student Union is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.Topic: Black Excellence Speaker EventTime: Feb 23, 2022 ...
02/23/2022

Black Student Union is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Black Excellence Speaker Event
Time: Feb 23, 2022 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

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https://cuwaa.zoom.us/j/4144778598

Meeting ID: 414 477 8598

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