Did you like the free strawberries and sparkling cider?

	Did you like watching The Lottery?

Then apply to become part of the NAACP Exec board!

The following positions are open:
President
Treasurer
Campus Programmer (2)
Historian

Below you will find the current exec board members and background info on the  
NAACP.

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE MARCH 7th. Late applications will not be accepted. Voting  
is on the Wednesday, March 9th at 6 pm.

If you have any questions about the NAACP, please feel free to contact one of  
the current execs:

President: Fabeah Adu-Oppong '11
Vice President: Chauna Pervis '14
Treasurer: Harry Enten '11
Campus Programmer: Perry Bradford '12
Secretary: Dieymabou Barry ' 14
Fundraising Chair: Sarah Fernandez '14
Historian: Malina Simmers '11

Background Info

The NAACP aims to ensure the political, educational, social, and economical equality  
of rights for all persons and to eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination.

In 2005 several Dartmouth students came together to form a chapter of the National  
Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) at Dartmouth College  
in an effort to express their dedication to social activism and political awareness.  
In the summer of 2005, Dartmouth College recognized the the NAACP as a student  
organization. Two years later, in March of 2007, the student organization was  
recognized by the NAACP National Office and officially designated as a National  
College Chapter of the NAACP at Dartmouth College.

Since its inception in 2005, the Dartmouth Chapter of the NAACP has become increasingly  
active in holding dinners and discussions, political rallies, and other programs  
designed to further awareness about how the mission and legacy of the NAACP help  
to advance the sociopolitical struggles of historically marginalized groups in  
the United States. Chapter meetings are held weekly and membership is open to  
both the campus and surrounding community.