The Office of Multicultural Services and Programs, Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center, and Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society at Indiana State University are thrilled to present the Her Color Shines award ceremony, a celebration dedicated to honoring outstanding women, transgender women, and non-binary individuals of color within our ISU community. This event aims to recognize their remarkable leadership, academic excellence, community service, and other extraordinary achievements.

ISU alumnae will share their insights through discussion, networking, and answering questions during a panel session. These alumnae come from various majors and graduated from the university between two and twenty years ago. This event is run in conjunction with Her Colors Shines, with a joint Reception following her Color Shines and before the start of the Herstories panel.

State of Emergency: Missing Black Women and Girls (Part II) provides more information about the crisis in Indiana and the Ebony Alert system, which has been implemented in other states. The event is run in conjunction with Women\'s History Month and the Gender and Social Justice Colloquium.

Women in STEM Professions (WISP) & Women in Business (WiB) are collaborating on a professional women panel & social hour. We have invited several women from the STEM & Business industries to participate in a 1 hour panel. We will go through several questions regarding choices & experiences in their careers. If time permits, we will open it to student questions. After the panel, there will be a social hour where students can network and ask further questions. Snacks and refreshments will be provided.