The Minority Student Caucus consists of all students of color in the School who wish to join. The Caucus was founded in the early 1970's as a vehicle for bringing the concerns of minority students to the attention of the School's Administration and for working to attract more students of color to the School. The Caucus founded Minority Health Conference in 1977 and has conducted it annually since then. The Caucus also works with the School administration on activities to link to the Historically Black Colleges and Universities, especially in North Carolina, and to institutions serving other minority groups.

Leadership

The Minority Student Caucus is led by an officer team elected annually by all Caucus members. Officers - Co-Presidents, Secretary, and Treasurer - serve one-year terms.

Elected officers for 2002-2003

Co-presidents
Annice Kim, Doctoral Student, Department of Health Behavior and Health Education
Sacoby M. Wilson, Doctoral Student, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering

Secretary
Kamilah B. Thomas, Master's Student, Department of Health Behavior and Health Education

Treasurer
Katrina Debnam, Master's Student, Department of Health Behavior and Health Education

Parlimentarian
Antoine Smith, Master's Student, Department of Health Behavior and Health Education

Co-chairs for the 25th Annual Minority Health Conference
Kacey Hanson, Masters Student, Department of Maternal and Child Health
Angela Thrasher, Doctoral Student, Department of Health Behavior and Health Education

REACH Co-Chairs:
Kyna McCullough, Doctoral Student, Department of Epidemiology
Keegan Musgrove-Welsey, Masters Student, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering