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2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Jomo Tariku (Designer)

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Jomo Tariku (Designer)
Wed, Feb 12, 2020, 4:30 pm
As our media-saturated culture exhausts every possible angle of consuming race, a new generation of scholars, activists, and artists has turned to investigating the structuring conditions of how blackness is experienced in everyday life.
Location: Barfield - Johnson Seminar Room (201) Stanhope Hall, Princeton University
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Jomo Tariku
Designer

Serving the Last Plantation

Serving the Last Plantation
Mon, Feb 24, 2020, 12:00 pm
In this lecture, Dr. Jones analyzes how federal lawmakers, as overseers of the congressional workplace, retreat from the very principles they promulgate in federal workplace law, and alternatively, maintain a workplace that is above the law.
Location: Barfield - Johnson Seminar Room (201) , Stanhope Hall, Princeton University
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students
Speaker(s):
Dr. James R. Jones
Visiting Research Scholar
Assistant Professor, Rutgers University-Newark

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Toni L. Griffin (Harvard University)

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Toni L. Griffin (Harvard University)
Wed, Feb 26, 2020, 4:30 pm
As our media-saturated culture exhausts every possible angle of consuming race, a new generation of scholars, activists, and artists has turned to investigating the structuring conditions of how blackness is experienced in everyday life.
Location: Barfield - Johnson Seminar Room (201) , Stanhope Hall, Princeton University
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Toni L. Griffin
Harvard University

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Sara Zewde (Studio Zewde)

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Sara Zewde (Studio Zewde)
Wed, Mar 11, 2020 (All day)
As our media-saturated culture exhausts every possible angle of consuming race, a new generation of scholars, activists, and artists has turned to investigating the structuring conditions of how blackness is experienced in everyday life.
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Sara Zewde
Studio Zewde

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Korey Garibaldi (University of Notre Dame)

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Korey Garibaldi (University of Notre Dame)
Wed, Mar 25, 2020 (All day)
  Black Design: History, Theory & Practice

We explore what it means to “do” Black Studies in practice-based fields.

Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Korey Garibaldi
University of Notre Dame

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring TreaAndrea Russworm (University of Massachusetts)

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring TreaAndrea Russworm (University of Massachusetts)
Wed, Apr 8, 2020 (All day)
As our media-saturated culture exhausts every possible angle of consuming race, a new generation of scholars, activists, and artists has turned to investigating the structuring conditions of how blackness is experienced in everyday life.
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
TreaAndrea Russworm
University of Massachusetts

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Antionette D. Carroll (Creative Reaction Lab)

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Antionette D. Carroll (Creative Reaction Lab)
Wed, Apr 15, 2020 (All day)
As our media-saturated culture exhausts every possible angle of consuming race, a new generation of scholars, activists, and artists has turned to investigating the structuring conditions of how blackness is experienced in everyday life.
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Antionette D. Carroll
Creative Reaction Lab

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Akira Drake Rodriguez (University of Pennsylvania)

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Akira Drake Rodriguez (University of Pennsylvania)
Wed, Apr 22, 2020 (All day)
As our media-saturated culture exhausts every possible angle of consuming race, a new generation of scholars, activists, and artists has turned to investigating the structuring conditions of how blackness is experienced in everyday life.
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Akira Drake Rodriguez
University of Pennsylvania
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