National Women's History Month
Mission Statement: MTSU's National Women's History Month programming recognizes, promotes, and celebrates women's contributions and causes by providing education and entertainment from a feminist perspective that emphasizes cultural transformation to achieve social justice and women's empowerment.
The National Women's History Month Committee coordinates programming each academic year, including an opening ceremony, keynote speaker, and featured presentations
Events are held throughout the year and announced through the NWHM calendar and flyers posted on campus, though the majority are held in March and announced via our annual NWHM Calendar. To receive a copy of the calendar, contact the June Anderson Center office at jacwns@mtsu.edu or 615-898-5812.
2024 Theme
"During 2024, we recognize the example of women who are committed to embracing everyone
and excluding no one in our common quest for freedom and opportunity. We invite you
all to 'B.E. True Blue'
(B stands for Belonging and E stands for Engagement)
Click Here for a PDF of our 2024 Calendar of events. Please note that this is a folded calendar, and the first page is upside down for that purpose.
Below is a list of individual events, as well as contact or registration information:
"Fireside Chat with Brandice Daniel"
Tuesday, February 27th 6:00 p.m. Keathley University Center Theater (KUC)
Brandice Daniel is the founder of Harlem’s Fashion Row, where she has been instrumental
in promoting inclusivity and representation in fashion and bridging the gap between
brands and designers of color, who were historically overlooked by the industry.
For more info, contact nallen@mtsu.edu
"Women of True Grit"
Tuesday, March 12th 1:00pm Tucker Theater
This conference features groundbreaking women of strength and determination who were
“firsts” in their respective fields.
For more info, contact beverly.keel@mtsu.edu
"National Women's History Month Opening Ceremony & Trailblazer Awards"
Tuesday, March 12th 2:00pm Tucker Theater (comb