We are here to promote awareness about the Interdisciplinary minor offered in Africana Studies at Te
Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-5:00pm, Friday: 8:00am-4:00pm
03/27/2014
AAPO invites everyone to their April First Friday Lecture Series with Dr. Lavell Merritt, Jr. discussing "The Paradox of Public Land Management".
RSVP by April 1, 2014 by following the link below:
http://vpr.tamu.edu/resources/firstfriday
02/13/2014
The Africana Studies Program would like to wish you a great first day back!
11/04/2013
Today at 3 p.m. in Bolton Room 213, The Africana Studies Program's “Conversations on Transnational Blackness” will continue with the presentation and conversation by Dr. Alain Lawo-Sukam titled “Reflection on Black/Argentinian Identity: A Journey in the Southern Cone.” Hope to see you there.
10/24/2013
Tomorrow October 25, 2013 at 3 pm, The Africana Studies Program's “Conversations on Transnational Blackness” will continue with the presentation and conversation by Dr. Stephanie Evans titled “Black Passports: Connecting Sankofa and Afro-futurism in African American Travel Memoirs” at MSC 1400. We hope to see you there!
10/14/2013
Just a reminder: The Diversity Committee of the Department of Communication is holding a film screening and lecture Today at 6:00 PM, Zachry 102. Dr. Amanda Martinez of Davidson College will be giving a lecture on communication and the politics of inclusion following the film Our Family Wedding.
10/09/2013
The Africana Studies Program has an exciting line up of events for the program's new series “Conversations on Transnational Blackness.” Tomorrow is the start of this series, and will be the presentation and conversation by Dr. Fadeke Castor titled “Meeting Ifa at the Source in Ile Ife, Nigeria: Notes from the Diaspora” at 2 pm. We hope that you will attend this conversation as well as the others to come.
10/08/2013
The Diversity Committee of the Department of Communication is holding a film screening and lecture on Monday, October 14th, 6:00 PM, Zachry 102. Dr. Amanda Martinez of Davidson College will be giving a lecture on communication and the politics of inclusion following the film Our Family Wedding. This event is sponsored by the 50 Years of Inclusion Committee.
Don't forget: The Meet & Greet for the Africana Studies Program is this Wednesday, September 4th in Bolton Room 213 from 2-5 pm. Hope to see you there!
08/28/2013
The Africana Studies Program will be holding a Meet & Greet for all students & faculty September 4, 2013. Refreshments will be provided so come out and mingle and learn what the Africana Studies Program has to offer!
The Africana Studies Program would like to wish everyone a great first day of classes!
05/06/2013
Dr. Johnson is offering a AFST 489 (Special Topics)/HIST 302 course titled Women and War in the African Diaspora for the Fall 2013 semester. So take a look at this course and sign up!