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Events History
The following listings are records of past events imported as such because of the changes made during the website transition from Cals WordPress to WiscWeb WordPress. “WHEN WOMEN WEAR SLACKS” WITH JACQUELINE-BETHEL MOUGOUÈ | TOPIC: …
ENGAGE WITH US ONLINE
Dear African Studies community, Over the summer, we transferred our website to a new server with UW. There should not be much of a difference on all of your end, except that we hope to …
African at Noon with Tilly
Africa-at-Noon-Tilly Africa at Noon Poster
Vansina Talk
Africa at Noon paper to read 2011-Africa-at-Noon_VANSINA
Seminar: Learning to Navigate the Ethics of Global Health & Humanitarian Reporting
When: February 10, 2014 @ 11:30 pm Where: Sonata Room, Gordon Dining and Events Center Learning to Navigate the Ethics of Global Health & Humanitarian Reporting Erin Luhmann Graduate student ’13 Journalism 5:30pm, Sonata Room, …
Lusayo Mwakatika, Commencement Speaker
Congratulation to Lusayo Mwakatika, a King-Morgridge Scholar, who will give the 2021 graduation speech. You can tune into Lusayo’s speech on graduation day, here. The undergraduate ceremony will begin Saturday, May 8, at 12pm CST. …
Congratulations Graduates!
CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW GRADUATE DEGREE HOLDERS AFFILIATED WITH OUR PROGRAM Kate Carter | Ph.D. in Political Science | Advisor: Scott Straus Kate is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Political Science. Her research in comparative …
Letter from Luís Madureira: Incoming African Studies Program Faculty Director
Dear colleagues, Looking to next Fall, I am honored and thrilled to welcome you to the 2021/2022 academic year as the new Director of the African Studies Program. My name is Luís Madureira. I am a professor in the Department of African Cultural Studies, and …
AFRICA IN OUR LIVES: SAM MEYERSON
Sam Meyerson is a PhD student in African History–a social and political historian with interests in interethnic relations, conflict, historical memory, environmental history, and the state in postcolonial Africa. He is particularly interested in how …