The Black Cultural Center Open House
The BCC open house is designed to introduce the BCC as “The Gathering Place” to the entire campus. Attendees are encouraged to browse the resource area, gather in the lounge area, listen to entertainment and enjoy refreshments. This event is usually scheduled for early September.

The BCC Alumni Reception
The reception follows the Black Music Ensemble Concert during Alumni Weekend. This event is designed to cultivate ongoing relationships with alums and for students to gather and network. A new addition to the reception is the acknowledgement of outstanding black alums who continue to support Berea College and Black Cultural Center. The dress is casual.

Unity Banquet
The Banquet takes place on the 3rd Saturday in the month of February. It is a part of the Carter G. Woodson Weekend and is designed to introduce prospective students to the campus community and celebrate current student’s accomplishments. The following activities are a part of the banquet festivities:

• The Student Talent Showcase
• Motivational Speaker
• Dinner
• The Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Student Service Award, established in honor of Woodson, who is the Father of Black History Week and a Berea College Alumnus, recognizes students of color with exemplary services, leadership, and academic achievements. This award is given annually at the Unity Banquet during Black History Month.

The Graduating Senior Recognition Program is a tribute to graduating students of color for their years of dedication and commitment to higher learning. This program includes the distribution of the student identified “Power of One Awards”, BCC Outstanding Volunteer Awards, and the presentation of the Senior Gift.