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Sustainability message meets Unity Step Show
University of Rochester’s Black Students’ Union will host their 7th Annual Step Show Competition on January 30, 2010. Last year, the Black Students’ Union called attention to the Greater Rochester area and people took part spreading the message of “Stomp for Change.” With the spirit of President Barack Obama’s campaign and presidency, students from the Greater Rochester area were able to talk to student leaders from various college campuses, gather information about various colleges/universities, and be entertained with a step show. The step show featured high school teams from the Rochester City School District, college teams from Oswego and Buffalo, and a Greek-letter chapter from a historically black university, Wilberforce University.
This year the Black Students’ Union is pushing the message, “We Spark Innovation.” The step show festivities will include a workshop where high school juniors and seniors will gain insight about sustainability and the possibilities of focusing their potential careers within the “green economy.” Along with the workshop, each student attendee will receive a “College-on-the-Go” Goodie Bag. For the step show, the Union anticipates some of the same steppers from last year, but a few new faces are expected to be a part of the show! The Unity Step Show “We Spark Innovation” is a huge community service endeavor; people from various backgrounds are able to push a message of unity and innovation!
Coming Soon January 2010
University of Rochester’s Black Students Union
Presents…
7th Annual Step Show
Competition
…a collegiate step show experience…
Unity Step Show: We Spark
Innovation
Strong Auditorium, U of R Campus
featuring
Educational Workshop for High School Juniors and Seniors…Each Student Will Receive a
“College-on-the-Go” Goodie Bag!
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