Our African Studies community is thrilled that Chancellor Rebecca Blank has selected Transcendent Kingdom, as the featured book for 2021-22 common reading program, GO BIG READ. To celebrate, African Studies has teamed up with Ainehi …
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Reviews of the 2021/2022 Go Big Read Book: Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi Presented by the African Studies Program
The African Studies Program invites UW-Madison students to submit a review of Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi, the Go Big Read selection for the 2021/2022 academic year. Accepted submissions will be published on brittlepaper.com, a …
ASC Projects and Events Coordinator
How to Apply A cover letter and resume are required for consideration of this position. The cover letter should be included in the same document as your resume and should specifically address your interest in …
DIGITAL FIELDWORK PROJECT
The Digital Fieldwork project seeks to create a forum where scholars from multiple social science disciplines can discuss methods and practices of remote field research. To advance this goal, we’re compiling resources about research methods, …
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
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Vansina Talk
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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, …
JAH PODCAST
NEW JAH PODCAST The JAH has a new podcast! Our first episode features Marissa Moorman’s conversation with Aïssatou Mbodj-Pouye, whose article “Radio and the Road” appeared in the March 2021 issue. We would like …