Hub for Black Affairs
& Community Engagement

A vibrant and connected center of Black voices in the pursuit of social and racial justice.

In fall 2020, Butler University established the Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement in partnership with Professor of Political Science Dr. Terri Jett. The Hub serves as an institutional command center to both deepen and elevate a significant level of intersectional expertise of the collective Black voice across the institution; deepen and elevate relationships/partnerships among Black people at Butler University and Black people, organizations, or institutions across the Central Indiana community; and serve as an intellectual and physical center for Black intellectual life through programmatic, curricular, and networking initiatives.

Dr. Terri Jett
Professor of Political Science and Faculty Director of the Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement and Senior Advisor to the President

Alexis Newell
Project Specialist for the Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement

Jordan Hall, Room 171
bublackhub@butler.edu

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Featured Story

Butler Giving Circle Awards Annual Grant to Establish MLK Oratorical Contest

The MLK Oratorical Contest will provide an opportunity for IPS students in grades 7-12 to compete in school-based oratorical contests centered around a theme aligned with Butler’s Visiting Black Intellectual Series and the Community Read project of the Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement.

blue chair with Black Affairs Hub Butler University printed on wall behind it.