Read the archived chat and share your thoughts! The AFAM Salon: What the Trayvon Martin case means for us Hosts: Winnifred Brown-Glaude and Piper Kendrix Williams The February 26 killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin has provoked visceral responses across the US and around the world, even as the focus of the case turns… Continue Reading
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The AFAM Salon: Election Crisis in Senegal
Moderated by Drs. Moussa Sow and Marla Jaksch, Departments of African American Studies and World Languages and Cultures, The College of New Jersey This online chat took place about the election crisis in Senegal took place Feb. 25, 2012 from 11 am-noon EST. It was moderated by TCNJ professors Dr. Moussa Sow and Dr. Marla… Continue Reading
Civil rights pioneer and education reformer Robert Moses visits TCNJ Feb. 2, 2012
Dr. Robert P. Moses, who played a key role in the drive for voting rights in the 1960s and who has been a leading voice for culturally responsive mathematics education since the 1980s, will spend the day at TCNJ Feb. 2, 2012. He will address the campus community at 4 pm in the Mayo Concert… Continue Reading
Historian Deborah Gray White to Deliver Gloria Harper Dickinson Lecture on “The Help”
On November 30, 2011, Dr. Deborah Gray White, Board of Governors Professor of History at Rutgers University will deliver the third annual Gloria Harper Dickinson Memorial lecture entitled, “The Personal is Political But Not Entertainment: A Non-Fiction Look at “The Help.” White will speak at 4 pm in the Mayo Concert hall at The College… Continue Reading
TCNJ Celebration of Student Achievement – April 2011
(Adriana Botti and Professor Piper Kendrix-Williams) Continue Reading