Founded in 1970 by former academic dean David A. Portlock, the Portlock Black Cultural Center supports the educational and social experiences of students from historically marginalized backgrounds.
Community Open House and Celebration
Friday, November 18
4:30 p.m.
Dedication
Saturday, November 19
10 a.m.
Ongoing activities in the PBCC include student organization meetings, art exhibits, workshops, dinners for campus guests, alumni events, guest speakers and lectures, receptions, film showings, student social activities, and other community-sponsored events.
The new Portlock Black Cultural Center, located at 41 McCartney Street, serves as a residence for three students and a home away from home for those students who identify within the Black/African Diaspora.