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Who We Are

The National Council on Black American Affairs (NCBAA) was established in 1972, during a time of great social, political, cultural and educational change in the United States. It is the first affiliated council of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC).

Began as Ad Hoc Black Caucus during Annual Convention of AACC
Then – Primary issues focused on open door policy, access and equity for African American students at community colleges
Now – Collaborative voice to address access, equity, inclusion and other needs of African Americans and underrepresented groups

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Southern Region of the

National Council on Black American Affairs

The National Council on Black American Affairs serves as a collaborative voice, promoting the academic success of African American students, faculty, staff and administrators. To honor this commitment, NCBAA celebrated 45 years in 2016 and looks forward to the next 45 years. The organization is soliciting the next generation of African American Leaders to reflect our future and dedication.

States in the Southern Region

The 11 states, cities, and territories in the northeast region are:

Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi

North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia

Call for Proposals

The 2018 NCBAA Conference Committee is seeking engaging proposals that promote success and/or support for African American students, administrators, faculty and staff. This year’s conference will focus on the following topics:

Academic Retention, Success and Completion
Student Support Services
Community and Workforce Connections
Professional Growth & Career Advancement
Equity & Inclusion
Financial Literacy
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)

NCBAA Southern Region

2019 Fall Conference

“Civic Engagement and Social Justice: A Call to Action for Students and Educational Leaders”

The Southern Region Annual Fall Conference aims to support NCBAA’s shared values of recognizing collegial sharing of information and ideas; opening access to higher education for the underserved; embracing the diversity of people, ideas, and learning styles; and fostering teaching excellence