2008-2009 Archived Center Events
| Date |
Event |
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Tuesday,
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Freshman Open House |
| Thursday, November 20 4:30pm |
Made in America: The History of Black Gospel Music Teresa Reed, University of Tulsa McCormick 101 Reception to follow |
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Mon., Nov. 24 |
A Reading and Book Signing by Professor Cornel West '80
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Wed., Dec. 3 4:30pm |
Made in America: The History of Black Gospel Music Guthrie Ramsey, Jr., University of Pennsylvania Special Performance by Princeton University's Gospel Ensemble McCormick 101 Reception to follow |
| Sunday, February 1 2:00pm |
Read in with Victoria Rowell Princeton Public Library |
| Alternating Tuesdays starting February 3 4:30pm |
Faculty-Graduate Seminar Stanhope Hall |
| Wed., February 4 5:30pm |
Celebration in honor of First Lady Michelle Obama Nassau Inn, Tap Room |
| Tuesday, February 10 4:30pm |
Call + Response Screening and panel discussion with Cornel West McCosh 50 |
| Thursday, February 12 6:00pm |
Reading with Jamaica Kincaid McCosh 10 |
| Friday, February 13 | Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Lecture |
| Wed., February 18 4:30pm |
A Black History Month Event Rethinking Uncle Tom William B. Allen, Professor of Political Philosophy, Michigan State University Sponsored by the James Madison Program In American Ideals and Institutions, cosponsored by the Center for African American Studies Lewis Library 138 |
| February 24-26 | Orlando Patterson Lecture |
| Thurs., March 5 – Sat., March 7 |
Race & Real Estate Conference Sponsored by J.G. Petrucci Co., Inc., James G. Petrucci ’86, president |
| Tuesday, March 10 12:00–1:30pm |
Reparations: The Future of the Debate Alfred Brophy, University of North Carolina Law School 5 Ivy Lane |
| Wednesday, March 11 5:30pm |
Monk & Nellie: A Love Story A Lecture by Robin Kelley Robin Kelley is a short term fellow in Council of the Humanities and African American Studies. Sponsored by the Center for African American Studies and the Council of the Humanities McCormick 101 |
| Thursday, March 26 4:30pm |
Film Screening: La Lupe: Queen of Latin Soul Friend 101 |
| Monday, March 30 5:30pm |
The James Baldwin Lecture (Video of lecture) Presented by Anthony T. Grafton, Henry Putnam University Professor of History McCormick 101 |
| April 2–4 | Civil Rights & Religion Conference McCormick 101 and Murray-Dodge Hall |
| Tuesday, April 7 4:30pm |
First Person, Third Person: Existential Dialectics and African Atlantic Narrative Presented by Laura Doyle Stanhope Hall 201 |
| Thursday, April 9 4:30pm Panel 7:30pm Concert |
Odetta Tribute McCosh Hall 10 Richardson Auditorium |
| Thu., April 16 4:30pm |
Reforming Urban Education A panel discussion with leaders in education reform, organized by the students of AAS/AMS 381 "Social Change and the City". Bowl 02, Robertson Hall |
| Mon., April 20 4:30pm |
A Tribute to John Hope Franklin Friend Center Auditorium, Rm 101 |
| Tue., April 21 12:00–1:30pm |
Reparations: The Future of the Debate Melissa Nobles, MIT Political Science 5 Ivy Lane |
| April 23–24 | Love as the Practice of Freedom Betts Auditorium |
| Wed., April 29 4:30pm |
Critical Encounters Series Theater and the Politics of the New Media: a conversation between Shannon Jackson and Marianne Weems. Sponsored by the English Department and CAAS. McCosh 28 |
| Tue., May 5 12:00–1:30pm |
Reparations: The Future of the Debate Adrienne Davis, Washington Univ. School of Law 5 Ivy Lane |
| Fri., May 8 4:30pm |
A Lecture by Administrator Lisa Jackson *86 US Environmental Protection Agency Dodds Auditorium, Roberstson Hall |
| April 29 – May 13 | Race. Space. Place. A Documentary Film Series New Jersey State Museum Auditorium |