Undergraduate students Emma Bones, Shinjini Das, Andrew Estis, Matt LeBrun and Eran Mordel were selected from a group of 20 students who submitted speech abstracts answering the challenge of how King’s dream can be fulfilled on Tech’s campus. 

Brothers of King’s fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha, will perform a step show as one of several cultural celebrations of the evening, and at least 30 student organizations will participate in a candle lighting ceremony to commemorate King’s place in history.

The evening will also include other cultural celebrations, the MLK Dancers and a candle lighting ceremony, and will recognize the continued celebration of the Institute's 50th anniversary of the matriculation of the first black students.