Wednesday, April 1:
Challenges of Higher Education in Senegal: The Example of the Université Gaston Berger de Saint- Louis
Mary Teuw Niane
Rector of the University Gaston Berger
Saint-Louis, Senegal
Wednesday, April 8:
Smallpox Inoculation and the Topography of Indigenous Healing in West Africa
Chris Hayden
Lecturer, Department of History
Northwestern University
Wednesday, April 15:
Education in Uganda: A Tale of Two Schools
Maggie Hawkins
Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Wednesday, April 22:
The Cote d'Ivoire Crisis in Comparative Perspective
Scott Straus
Professor, Department of Political Science
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Wednesday, April 29:
Dousing the Flames in Sudan, DRC, and Somalia: How the Obama Administration Can Help End Africa's Deadliest Wars
Colin Thomas-Jensen
Policy Advisor, Enough: The Project to End Genocide and Crimes against Humanity (enoughproject.org)
The African Studies Program's Sandwich Seminar has been held on Wednesdays at noon since 1971. Its purpose is to bring Africa research in any discipline, whether finished or continuing, to an audience of faculty, staff, students, and the community in a relaxed setting on a regular basis. Speakers are invited from the UW faculty and staff, from the faculties of colleges and universities around the world, and occasionally from among our graduate students, independent scholars, and persons working in government, foundations, charitable organizations, and the private sector.
Bring Your Lunch--Coffee Will Be Available
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