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SUMMARY:Homeward to My Heritage: 110th ASALH Conference
DESCRIPTION:A&amp\;M Student Registration Closed
\nEmail wbac@msc.tamu.edu 
 to get on mailing list for 2026 conference
\nConference On Your Own Availa
 ble Here https://asalh.org/conference/registration/ &nbsp\;
\n
\nMSC Woods
 on Black Awareness Committee’s Diaspora Education program educates about
  the African Diaspora through the Homeward to My Heritage (H2MH) initiativ
 e\, which focuses on student development via experiential learning. This i
 nitiative includes: 1) &nbsp\;Cultural Trips\, 2) Ancestry Project/Speech 
 Contest\, and 3) Black History Month programming. This initiative originat
 ed from a strategic plan objective to create a high-impact practice benefi
 ting student development related to the African Diaspora. &nbsp\;
\n
\nWe 
 look forward to taking a delegation of our members to attend the annual co
 nference that was started by our committee's namesake - Dr. Carter G. Wood
 son.&nbsp\; The 110th Annual Conference of Association for the Study of Af
 rican American Life &amp\; History (ASALH) was established on September 9\
 , 1915\, by Dr. Carter G. Woodson\, Founder of Black History Month. The vi
 sion of ASALH is to be the premier Black Heritage-learned society with a s
 trong network of national and international branches and partners whose di
 verse and inclusive membership will continue the Woodson legacy. Consisten
 t with MSC WBAC’s purpose for the Texas A&amp\;M community\, ASALH’s m
 ission is to promote\, research\, preserve\, interpret and disseminate inf
 ormation about Black life\, history and culture to the global community.&n
 bsp\;
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\nITINERARY
\n
\nDay 1 Travel Day / MLK Nat’l Historical Park /
  World of Coca-Cola
\n
\nDay 2 110th ASALH Conference
\n
\nDay 3 110th ASA
 LH Conference
\n
\nDay 4 110th ASALH Conference
\n
\nDay 5 110th ASALH Con
 ference
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\nDay 6 110th ASALH Conference Bus Tour / Travel Day
\n
\n&nbsp
 \;
LOCATION:Atlanta\, Georgia
URL:https://getinvolved.tamu.edu/org/msc-wbac/events/9988/430309
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250923T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250928T210000
X-HOSTS:MSC Woodson Black Awareness Committee
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>A&amp\;M Student Registration Close
 d</strong><br><strong>Email </strong><a href=\"mailto:wbac@msc.tamu.edu\">
 <strong>wbac@msc.tamu.edu</strong></a><strong> to get on mailing list for 
 2026 conference</strong><br><strong>Conference On Your Own Available Here 
 </strong><a href=\"https://asalh.org/conference/registration/\"><strong>ht
 tps://asalh.org/conference/registration/</strong></a><strong> &nbsp\;</str
 ong></p><p>MSC Woodson Black Awareness Committee’s Diaspora Education pr
 ogram educates about the African Diaspora through the Homeward to My Herit
 age (H2MH) initiative\, which focuses on student development via experient
 ial learning. This initiative includes: 1) &nbsp\;Cultural Trips\, 2) Ance
 stry Project/Speech Contest\, and 3) Black History Month programming. This
  initiative originated from a strategic plan objective to create a high-im
 pact practice benefiting student development related to the African Diaspo
 ra. &nbsp\;</p><p>We look forward to taking a delegation of our members to
  attend the annual conference that was started by our committee's namesake
  - <strong>Dr. Carter G. Woodson</strong>.&nbsp\; The 110th Annual Confere
 nce of Association for the Study of African American Life &amp\; History (
 ASALH) was established on September 9\, 1915\, by Dr. Carter G. Woodson\, 
 Founder of Black History Month. The vision of ASALH is to be the premier B
 lack Heritage-learned society with a strong network of national and intern
 ational branches and partners whose diverse and inclusive membership will 
 continue the Woodson legacy. Consistent with MSC WBAC’s purpose for the 
 Texas A&amp\;M community\, ASALH’s mission is to promote\, research\, pr
 eserve\, interpret and disseminate information about Black life\, history 
 and culture to the global community.&nbsp\;</p><p>ITINERARY</p><p>Day 1 Tr
 avel Day / MLK Nat’l Historical Park / World of Coca-Cola</p><p>Day 2 11
 0th ASALH Conference</p><p>Day 3 110th ASALH Conference</p><p>Day 4 110th 
 ASALH Conference</p><p>Day 5 110th ASALH Conference</p><p>Day 6 110th ASAL
 H Conference Bus Tour / Travel Day</p><p>&nbsp\;</p>
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