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Students seek to empower community
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Pittsburg State University Senior and Black Student Association President Kennadie Campbell, right, listens to Gordon Parks Museum Director Kirk Sharp discuss the power making people feel seen and heard with small gestures. - photo by Antjea Wolff
PITTSBURG, KS – Pittsburg State University’s Black Student Association (BSA) has plans to be more involved in the community. During a BSA-hosted event Wednesday evening that featured the Gordon Parks Museum Director Kirk Sharp as a speaker, BSA President Kennadie Campbell said the organization wanted to highlight the two partnerships they are working on this year. The BSA will partner with the Carver Social League in Pittsburg and the Gordon Parks Museum in Fort Scott.