Join us at HSC for the culminating Black History Month Dinner, happening February 26th from 6-8 pm in Stauffer Pharmaceutical Sciences Center (PSC) 104. RSVP here: https://bit.ly/bhm_dinner_2026
earlier this month BPS had our first event of the school year: our annual BPS Pharmily Dinner! Thank you to everyone who attended and stay tuned for future events!
Celebrate Black culture, history, and community at the Black History Month Block Party! 🖤✨ Come vibe with us, honor the legacy, and make memories that last. See you there! 🙌🏾🎶🍽️#uscmann #blackhistorymonth #cultureandcommunity #supportblackownedbusinesses
🎉 It’s time to celebrate culture, community, and history! Join us for the 2nd Annual HSC Black History Month Block Party for a day full of music, food, art and unity. 🖤✨ Don’t miss out, RSVP now and bring your friends! 🙌🏾 #BHM2025 #BlackHistoryMonth #SupportBlackBusinesses
Today, we honor Rosa Parks, whose brave refusal to give up her seat sparked a movement for justice and equality. Her courage reminds us that one act of resistance can change the course of history. #RosaParksDay #KeepHerLegacyAlive
Students, faculty, staff and community members enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon at the first-of-its-kind Black History Month Block Party at the @uscedu Health Sciences Campus.
With planning led by #USCMann students including Michelle Kalu, PharmD ‘22 and Atham Ali, the event received support from the @keckschoolusc Office of Diversity and Inclusion, @uscmann_osw , @uscbps , @uscchanosot , @uscmannscdei , @uscgsg and more.
“Health programs at the USC Health Sciences Campus are coming together, not only to celebrate Black and Pan-African culture, but also to show their physical support of the Black and Pan-African communities,” Kalu said.
Check out our link in bio to read more about the Block Party!
Last Thursday the Black Pharmacy Society had their first event of the academic year: Pharmily Dinner. The group got to meet their student liaisons, hear from our new faculty member and alum Dr. Jermey Dow, as well as participate in a Q&A session with guest speaker Dr. Tamisha Vaughn. It was a great night full of networking and building community across all programs of USC Mann!
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USC Black Pharmacy Society (BPS) is an affinity group that supports students, faculty, and staff across the African diaspora, including, but not limited to members who identify as Black, African-American, or Pan-African.
