Penn Black Reunion 2024
Event description
Celebrate Legacy and Community: PBR24, the unofficial 2024 Penn Black Reunion
When: Friday, April 26, 2024, 7-11 pm
Where: P4 Hub, 4537 Wayne Ave Ste 202, Philadelphia, PA 19144
Cost: $30 per person, $25 BAS members, $20 BAS Lifetime members
All proceeds will be donated to Makuu (Penn’s Black Cultural Center)
P4 Hub welcomes Black Penn alums.
Sponsored by: P4 Hub, http://www.P4hub.com & DiverseForce, https://www.diverseforce.com
To register, please go to https://events.humanitix.com/penn-black-reunion-20241
This Penn Relays weekend, let's make history together. We're thrilled to announce the first-ever Penn Black Reunion (PBR24), a celebration of the rich heritage and bright future of Black alumni from the University of Pennsylvania. For one night, let's turn back the clock and fill P4 Hub with the spirit of camaraderie, pride, and joy that filled our days on campus.
Whether you've just graduated or have been waving the Red and Blue for decades, PBR24 is where you belong.
Venue Highlight: Hosted at the distinguished P4 Hub, a venue owned by Penn alum Sulaiman Rahman, ENG01, the location promises an unforgettable night of celebration, just a 20-minute drive from Penn's campus. It's time to let the Red and Blue flow, reconnecting with the energy and excitement of our student days.
Why Join Us: Beyond the nostalgia, PBR24 is a platform for networking, rekindling old friendships, and forging new ones. It's a celebration of your achievements, a testament to the hard work that earned you your diploma, and an opportunity to inspire and be inspired.
Your participation will be key to the success of this inaugural gathering!
PBR24 Planning Committee:
Call/Text: 609-851-5521 Lynch’s cellphone
Email: PennBlackReunion@gmail.com
· Joy Dyer Chaffin, W04
· Khalilah Lawson (Bryan), C00
· Lynch W Hunt Jr, ENG89, lynchhunt@alumni.upenn.edu, President, Penn Black Alumni Society
· Sean Coleman, C97
Spread the word, and let's make PBR24 a milestone event that celebrates our collective legacy and the bright future ahead. Each one, reach one—onward and upward!
"What is good for Black students is good for ALL students" – Remembering Harold J. Haskins