This video titled, Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK), Commemorative Program, occurred on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at noon in Whitley Auditorium. The Commemorative Program included: The Musical Prelude, Amazing Grace sung by Dr. Soonsook Myung,; 00:07:16 The Introduction by David Rogerson of Career Peer Educator and the Multicultural Center; 00:08:18 The Welcome by Dr. Paul Parsons, Dean of the School of Communications (representing Dr. Lambert who was in South African); Martin Luther King, Jr., Humanitarian Essay Contest Presentation given by Renee Gilmer, Student Program Coordinator and the Multicultural Center; Zabrina Andres, Assistant Director of the Multicultural Center presented the Essay Contest Winners who were Haley Green of Turrentine Middle School and Rachel Stanley of Elon University; The Introduction by Jerry Staples, Student Program Coordinator and the Multicultural Center presented the Liturgical Dance titled, Praise Him in Advance; Introduction of Speaker by Melissa Jordan, Assistant Director of the Multicultural Center; The Address given by Lenora Billings-Harris, National Speaker and Diversity Consultant; and Closing Remarks by Leon Williams, Director of the Multicultural Center. The Martin Luther King, Jr., Humanitarian Essay Contest was established in 2001 and was sponsored by the Multicultural Center. This essay contest was created to promote awareness of Dr. King’s vision for a more humane nation. The contest was opened to middle school students in Alamance County and asked students to write a 250-500 word essay describing their personnel efforts to keep King’s dream of equality alive. The Martin Luther King, Jr., Planning Committee included: Elon First Baptist Church, Black Cultural Society, Center for Leadership, Office of Civic Engagement, ELON Volunteers, Greek Life, Kernodle Center for Service Learning, Multicultural Center, North Carolina Campus Compact, and Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life.