Welcome
Ahlan wa sahlan; Akwaaba; Bienvenue; Karibuni; Kena ka kgotso; Mauya; Ngiyakwemukela; Selam; Siya namkela nonke; Soo dhowow; Welcom; Woezor!
These are just a few of the ways that we say welcome on the continent of Africa! The Appalachian African Community is dedicated to celebrating this diversity on and off campus.
Appalachian African Community is a club open to anyone who has a heart for Africa, including students, faculty, and community members. We meet on Wednesday evenings in the Old Belk Library during the school year. Appalachian African Community seeks to network Appalachia with the African community, celebrate African cultures, and provide a support base for African students and faculty. We welcome you to join us for meetings or events!
If you would like to learn more about the club or how you might get involved please feel free to come to any of our meetings, if you find its not what you are looking for you are by no means obligated to stay. Also feel free to contact us with questions or comments via the “Contact Us” page or by emailing any member. Look for us on Facebook as well… search for Appalachian African Community.
Who: African students, community members, and faculty and Anyone interested in Africa
What: Informal meetings
When: Thursday 7:00 PM
Where: Old Belk Classroom Building (AKA: Anne Belk Building) Room: 04
Why: To promote diversity in our world
