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

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Toni L. Griffin, Harvard University (CANCELED)
Wed, Feb 26, 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.
Location: Barfield - Johnson Seminar Room (201) , Stanhope Hall, Princeton University
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Toni L. Griffin
Harvard University

Malachi Crawford - U.S. Courts and African-American Free Speech in the Nation of Islam

Malachi Crawford - U.S. Courts and African-American Free Speech in the Nation of Islam
Fri, Feb 28, 2020, 10:15 am
Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies Presents: Why Muslims Wear Bow Ties — Commentator: Imani Perry, Princeton University
Location: 211 Dickinson Hall
Audience: Public / Open To All
Speaker(s):
Malachi D. Crawford
Prairie View A&M University/Davis Center Fellow
Imani Perry
Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies
Department of African American Studies

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

2019-2020 Faculty-Graduate Seminar Featuring Sara Zewde (Studio Zewde)
Wed, Mar 11, 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.
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Sara Zewde
Founding Principal, Studio Zewde

CALL FOR ENTRIES: Undergraduate Prize Submissions, Dept. of English (Due 3/11/19)

CALL FOR ENTRIES: Undergraduate Prize Submissions, Dept. of English (Due 3/11/19)
Fri, Mar 13, 2020, 11:59 pm
The Department of English has Class Day Prizes for Creative Writers! All undergraduate students are welcome to enter poetry, essays and short stories for these awards. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the term. To submit a prize entry, click on the prize descriptions below or visit our website.
Audience: Undergraduate Students

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, 4:30 pm
  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

The Antislavery Moment: Capitalism, Democracy, and the Origins of the Abolitionist Impulse

The Antislavery Moment: Capitalism, Democracy, and the Origins of the Abolitionist Impulse
Fri, Mar 27, 2020, 10:15 am to Sat, Mar 28, 2020, 5:00 pm

Location: Dickinson Hall, Room 211
Audience: Public / Open To All

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, 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.
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, 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.
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, 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.
Audience: Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Alumni
Speaker(s):
Akira Drake Rodriguez
University of Pennsylvania

Save The Date: Pan-African Graduation

Save The Date: Pan-African Graduation
Sun, May 31, 2020, 5:00 pm
The Pan-African Graduation, inaugurated in 2005, serves as an intimate gathering for family, friends, and members of the African diaspora to celebrate the culture and accomplishments of the graduating class.
Location: Richardson Auditorium
Audience: Public / Open To All
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