The Stories of Unsung Black Military Heroes
Sponsor:
USC School of Social Work Field Education
Contact:
Russana Rowles
Cost:
Free
In celebration of Social Work Month, the USC School of Social Work Field Education department is sponsoring a discussion about the stories of unsung black military heroes. Come hear from a distinguished panel. Lunch will be provided.
**Important: This is a secure building. If you do not have badge access, your name will need to be added to a guest list at the security desk. Please RSVP by March 25 to be added and arrive early to allow time to clear security.
Panelists:
- James Maddox: National Service Officer, Vietnam Veterans of America, USC MSW candidate '16
- Ivan J. Houston: "Buffalo Soldier" in the 92nd Infantry Division in World War II, recipient Bronze Star and Purple Heart
- Sherry Porter: 5th black female to enlist in segregated Marine Corps in March 1952
- Capt. Edward Hicks (Ret. USMC): An original member of the segregated Montford Point Marines
- Master Gunnery Sgt. Robert Reid (Ret. USMC): An original member of the segregated Montfod Point Marines