The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. - Martin Luther King

House Staff

   
C.Brandon Ogbunugafor
Tamara Leacock
Niko Bowie
Faith Briggs
Kevin Omwega
Donte Donald
Adzua Agyapon
Ivy Onyeador
Rahiel Tesfamariam
Campbell LaTisha
C.Brandon Ogbunugafor
chike.brandon@yale.edu
Graduate Assistant

College and Class: Yale School of Medicine 2009
Major: MD/PhD Program

Interests:
Art, Systems Biology, Infectious Diseases, Evolutionary Theory, Race and Racism, Cultural Studies and Critical Theory, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, History and Philosophy of Science, Environmental Justice, Universal Healthcare, Politics, Boxing, Football, Baseball, and Hip Hop.

Favorite Quote:
"Ars longa, vita brevis, occasio praeceps, experimentum periculosum, iudicium difficile."

- Hippocrates


Tamara Leacock
tamara.leacock@yale.edu
Black and Green Environmental Initiative, Coordinator Performing Arts, Coordinator

Major: Latin American Studies & International Studies

Interests: Art, Bahia, Community Art Development, Costume Design, Dance and Movement, Environmental Justice, Fashion, Holistic Living, Languages, Music, Spirituality, Theater, Travel

Projects: Sankofa: Fashion for Social Justice, VIHDA: Artistic Responses to HIV, Safer Cosmetics Awareness Program, Documentary Film and Project on Representation of Black Women in Contemporary Bikini Mas- Trinidad and Rio, Brazil

Project Locations: Bahia/Rio (Brazil), Johannesburg (South Africa), London (U.K.), New Haven/New York (U.S.A), St. Augustine (Trinidad)



Niko Bowie
nikolas.bowie@yale.edu
Publicist and Community Relations

College and Class: Timothy Dwight 2009
Major: History


Faith Briggs
faith.briggs@yale.edu
Arts co-ordinator

College and Class: Ezra Stiles College 2010
Major: Undecided

My name is Faith Briggs. I tend to be “from” wherever I happen to be, I’m a sophomore and I’m in the best college on campus, yes the lovely lovely Ezra Stiles. I am a double major in African American Studies and Film Studies.

I started out working at the house as a freshman ambassador during the fall of the 2006-2007 academic year. This year my work at the African American Cultural Center revolves around the arts and the Caribbean, two of my passions! I work at the house because I truly have input on the activities that we sponsor and I can find or create work that I am passionate about. I love people and at the House I meet a wide range of students, both undergrads and grads, as well as alumni. I work with a great staff! At this point I wouldn’t think of doing anything else.



Kevin Omwega
kevin.omwega@yale.edu
Webmaster

Branford College 2009
Major: Electrical Engineering and Economics


Donte Donald
rodriquez.donald@yale.edu
Assistant to the Director Here, Our Voices- Writer and Film Series, Coordinator

College and Class: Berkeley College 2009
Major: African American Studies and Literature


Adzua Agyapon
agyapona@gmail.com
House Staff

Sophomore


Ivy Onyeador
ivuoma.onyeador@yale.edu
ORD Leadership Forum, Student Coordinator

Saybrook 2011
Major: Psychology


Rahiel Tesfamariam
rahiel.tesfamariam@yale.edu
211 Park Street newsletter and the 40th Anniversary of the Afro-American Cultural Center Interest

Yale Divinity School 2009
Master of Divinity candidate


Campbell LaTisha
latisha.campbell@yale.edu
Freshman Ambassador

College and class: Ezra Stiles Class of 2012
Major: (probably) African American Studies and Sociology

Favorite quote (I saw this on one person and I wanted to include mine if
possible): "You can't lead the people if you don't love the people. You can't
save the people if you won't serve the people." -Dr. Cornel West


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