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Monesia Hobbs Celebrates African Heritage, Student Achievement, and Community at UNLV Graduation
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Monesia Hobbs, co-chair of the African Heritage Affinity Graduation Celebration at UNLV, discussed the significance of the event, which honors students with African heritage. The celebration, now in its 38th year, has evolved from an awards ceremony to a graduation event, emphasizing cultural elements like African drumming and elements of the Black Church. Hobbs highlighted the importance of recognizing students' achievements and providing a supportive community. She also mentioned the Roosevelt Fitzgerald Outstanding Student Award and the Thomas Wilson Community Service Award, which honor academic and community service excellence. The event will take place on May 16, 2025, at the Strip View Pavilion, following the traditional commencement ceremony.
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