
MSC Woodson Black Awareness Committee
MSC Woodson Black Awareness Committee (MSC WBAC) enhances the understanding of the culture, contributions, and impact on society of people of African descent by providing educational and community-building programs and experiences for the Texas A&M University communities.

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Committed to the Cause Campaign
MSC WBAC wants to rebuild our relationship with former students who are committed to the cause of enhancing the understanding of the culture, contribution, and impact on society of people of African descent. Moving forward, all supporters will receive an annual review booklet as a means of accountability.
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MSC WBAC helped me grow as a leader, public speaker, and critical thinker
I got to meet Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter, Dr. Bernice A. King
I joined to make friends outside of the classroom. Socials are my favorite; we go bowling, to movies, escape rooms and more.
Subcommittees
Featured Subcommittee: MLK Holiday/Special Projects
The MLK Holiday/Special Projects program commemorates the federal holiday by honoring Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., celebrating his legacy and fostering a campus environment that embodies Dr. King’s inclusive dream for America. Additionally, the program manages special projects as assigned related to our committee purpose.
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I found friends and a home away from home, as well as ensuring we kept our grades up and learning essentials skills for life after TAMU
I joined MSC WBAC to find programs that uplift culture and identity for our campus community
I wanted to join MSC WBAC because I enjoy Black American Culture
The Memorial Student Center (MSC) Council has supported 75 generations of Aggies in developing as individuals, leaders, and engaged members of the community.
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