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CBAC plans and implements programs and events that are mutually beneficial to Black alumni and undergraduates of Clemson University.

06/10/2026

You asked, we answered. 🧡💜🖤

How can YOU get involved with CBAC? Slide through to see all the ways!

⚠️ Board applications close June 15 — apply NOW! 👉🏾 bit.ly/cbacapp26

06/07/2026

Are you the one we’ve been searching for? 👀

CBAC is calling all passionate alumni to join our Board of Directors! The Clemson Black Alumni Council is looking forward to adding new Board Directors in our 2026 Election! All interested alumni must submit a completed application no later than June 15!

Complete your application HERE 👉🏾 bit.ly/cbacapp26

and with alumni you believe should be engaged as a Board Member!

For questions, please reach out to the nominating committee at [email protected] ‼️

06/03/2026

🏌🏿‍♂️ The CBAC Golf Classic is BACK! ⛳️

Mark your calendars and put your PTO in for Friday, October 23 — big things are coming! Whether you want to show up as a sponsor, golfer, or volunteer, there’s a spot with your name on it. Stay tuned for all the ways to get involved!

🧡 And speaking of volunteers… WE WANT YOU!

Imagine a day packed with Clemson pride, meaningful connections, and good vibes on the green. Sound like your kind of day? We’d love to have you on our team!

Sign up using the link in our bio or visit bit.ly/cbacvolunteer to let us know you’re in!

05/19/2026

TONIGHT‼️ Alumni, 2026 graduates, and Clemson students — this one’s for you!

There’s still time to join us for “Beyond the Clemson Degree” featuring Sejal Brownlee of .consultants. Come grow with us in this candid conversation about standing out in today’s job market!

RSVP for your Zoom link: cbacempowered2.eventbrite.com

05/14/2026

She’s a Clemson alum, an executive coach, and she knows exactly how hiring decisions get made — meet our featured speaker!

Sejal Brownlee (C’12), also known as Coach Sej, is a Strategic Consultant, Executive Coach, and founder of Endless Consultants & Life Coaching (.consultants ) With over a decade of experience in Human Resources and organizational leadership, she has become a trusted partner for founders, startups, and leadership teams — helping them build, scale, and move forward with clarity and confidence.

A proud Clemson alum with a B.S. in Psychology and a Master’s in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Sejal brings both the academic foundation AND the real-world expertise to tell us exactly what today’s hiring landscape demands.

She knows how decisions get made — and she’s coming to tell YOU. Don’t miss this one. RSVP now!

📅 Tuesday, May 19 | 7PM EDT | Virtual
🔗 cbacempowered2.eventbrite.com

05/13/2026

🚨 Urgent times call for urgent moves — and this Tuesday, we’re making one!

The job market is shifting fast — layoffs, AI, economic uncertainty — and a degree alone won’t protect you. What will? Your skills.

Join the Clemson Black Alumni Council for:
📌 Beyond the Clemson Degree: Why Skills Drive Hiring Decisions
📅 Tuesday, May 19 | 7PM EDT | Virtual (Zoom)
RSVP NOW > cbacempowered2.eventbrite.com

In today’s competitive landscape, recruiters want to see how you think, solve problems, and create impact. This free, interactive webinar breaks down exactly how hiring decisions are made and how YOU can stand out.

⏰ RSVP NOW — spots are limited!
🔗 cbacempowered2.eventbrite.com

05/07/2026

In case you missed it…. The 2026 Roaring10 was just announced!

Since 2012, The Roaring10 Award is presented to Clemson alumni who have graduated within the past 10 years and have made outstanding impacts in business, leadership, community, educational and/or philanthropic endeavors. The honor is given to those individuals who exemplify Clemson University’s core values of honesty, integrity, and respect. The recipients are selected by the !

Please join CBAC in congratulating our black alumni who have been selected for this year’s award!

Dr. Crystal M. P*e Bowman ‘18 ( )
Dr. Crystal M. P*e Bowman is a chemical engineer and engineering education professional whose career has focused on advancing workforce development through research partnerships, STEM education, and community engagement, including leadership roles at Integer Technologies and advocacy for talent development tied to federally funded research. Through mentoring, board service, scholarship endowments, and STEM outreach across South Carolina and Florida, she has made a lasting impact by creating pathways that support and inspire future generations of students in science and engineering.

Joshua Lindell Smith ‘17 ( )
Joshua Lindell Smith is a technology consulting professional whose career spans leadership roles at Accenture, Deloitte, and public-sector organizations, where he has managed large-scale projects, supported business development, and strengthened career pathways for emerging professionals. Through mentorship, scholarship fundraising, community service, and initiatives supporting youth and underserved communities, he has made a meaningful impact by expanding opportunities for students and fostering leadership development both professionally and locally.

To learn more about all of the awardees, visit alumni.clemson.edu/awards-and-honors/the-roaring-10

04/25/2026

Homecoming 2025 called. It left some shirts behind. 😂👀

$15 Blackout tees on closeout — interested in purchasing one? Fill out the interest form (in our bio or below) to help them find a new home.

Interest form link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeY0c5GIIm4YQvJqIkLFD1yB6IFI3Nq1MfagNCD58Hi6CpVdw/viewform

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