AFRICA AT NOON
Join our community every Wednesday at noon for a one-hour lecture series, highlighting diverse Africa research from around the world.
Advising
Appointments are available for both undergraduate and graduate advising to discuss study, research, and post-graduate opportunities.
Outreach
Learn more about opportunities to bring African Studies Program resources to your K-12 classroom, organization, or community event today.
OUR MISSION
The African Studies Program supports research, teaching, and outreach at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, bringing together scholars in multiple disciplines, students, teachers, and community partners to consider all aspects of land and life in Africa.
The African Studies Program is a U. S. Department of Education Title VI National Resource Center for Africa, a unit in The International Division, and a member of the campus consortium of internationally oriented programs known as the Institute for Regional and International Studies.
NEWS
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March 11, 2019International Academic Programs Now Hiring
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EVENTS
- March
- March 25Middle East Studies Lecture SeriesGhenwa Hayek: "Abu Salim in Africa: Cinema and the Lebanese Emigrant Experience"12:00 PM, 206 Ingraham Hall
- March 27Africa at Noon: Common Law Courts, Currency, and Colonial Administration: A Public Historian’s PerspectiveTalk by Ellen Feingold, Curator of the National Numismatic Collection for the National Museum of American History12:00 PM, 206 Ingraham Hall
- April
- April 3Africa at Noon: Technology and Education: The Changing Paradigm of How We LearnTalk by Janis P. Tupesis, MD, Associate Director of the Global Health Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison12:00 PM, 206 Ingraham Hall
- April 10Africa at Noon: How private foundations see their role in supporting Africa-based initiativesTalk by Kristen Molyneaux, Vice President for Social Change at Lever for Change with the MacArthur Foundation12:00 PM, 206 Ingraham Hall