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Femi TáiwoDirector, ProfessorCasey 428(206) 296-5470taiwo@seattleu.edu
Kate ReynoldsAdministrative AssistantCasey 4E(206) 296-5470reynoldk@seattleu.edu
Law School Professor, Hank McGee, talks about the historic election.
This inaugural lecture series features presentations on the African, African American, Afro-Caribbean, Latin American, and other African diasporic experiences by leading academics from Seattle University, across the United States, and around the globe.
Dr. Quinton MorrisDirector of Chamber and Instrumental Music and Assistant Professor of MusicSeattle UniversityWith remarks by professor Henry McGee, Professor of law, Seattle UniversityFebruary 5, 2009, 6-8 pmPigott Auditorium
Dr. Melba Joyce BoydDistinguished Professor and Chair of African StudiesWayne State UniversityFebruary 26, 2009, 6-8 pmPigott Auditorium
Dr. Flora Wilson BridgesSpehar-Halligan Professor of Ecumenical Collaboration in Inter-religious DialogueSeattle UniversityMarch 4, 2009, 6-8 pmWyckoff Auditorium
Dr. Pamela TaylorAssociate ProfessorSeattle UniversityApril 8, 2009, 6-8 pmWyckoff Auditorium
Dr. Quintard TaylorScott and Dorothy Bullitt Professor of American HistoryUniversity of WashingtonMay 27, 2009, 6-8 pmPigott Auditorium
The lecture series is free and open to the public. For more information please contact Kate Reynolds at (206) 296-5470 or reynoldk@seattleu.edu.
Read Dr. McGee's comments on the election of Barack Obama.
Henry McGee Comments
Africa on the Cusp: Painful History, Hopeful Future
Seattle: The Challenge of the Racial Frontier
Africa: PastNovember 4, 2009 - Pigott Auditorium 7-9pm“Africa 101: An Overview of African History & Culture”Presented by SU’s Global African Studies ProgramLecture & Dessert ReceptionFor more information
November 4, 2009 - Pigott Auditorium 7-9pm“Africa 101: An Overview of African History & Culture”Presented by SU’s Global African Studies ProgramLecture & Dessert ReceptionFor more information
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GAST/HIST 480 (Music and Politics of the Black Diaspora) Spring 2008 Alums - Hollis Wong - Wear and Madeleine Clifford of CANARY SING delivers their final presentation on underground hip hop and social justice at Hidmos, Quinton Baker of GRAY MATTERS waits in the wings.
Africa 101: Olúfémi Táíwò, professor of philosophy, and Saheed Adejumobi, associate professor of history, Global African Studies Program, Seattle University, gave an overview of African history and culture, colonialism and its impacts on Thursday, Mar. 6 2008 at the Seattle Public Library Seattle Reads event.
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