Jan 18, 2008
Karen Bouldin ’08 Explores Reasons for Cuba’s Economic Revival
International affairs major is working on an honors thesis with John McCartney, professor of government and law Karen Bouldin ’08 (Everett, Wash.) is…
Africana Studies
Jan 16, 2008
George Armah ’08 Completes Two Challenging Independent Studies
Mathematics and computer science dual major explores the technical side of computer graphics A love of video games and a desire to create them led George…
Jan 7, 2008
Students Taking Courses All Over the World During Interim Session
Locations include Australia and New Zealand; South Africa; Guatemala; Scandinavia; the Bahamas; Hawaii; and Germany and the Czech Republic More than 150…
Jan 3, 2008
The Progression of African American Women Through History
Ashley Gray ’09 provides her perspective on the course “The Black Experience” Ashley Gray ’09 (Bethlehem, Pa.) is double-majoring in international…
Jan 3, 2008
Students Learn about The Black Experience
Course taught by John McCartney, professor of government and law, focuses on contributions of Africans and African Americans to humanity worldwide The…
Sep 12, 2007
Kenyan Native Hosts Public Forum on Issue of Liberty in Africa
‘An Africanist’s View of Liberty and Liberation’ will be Sept. 13 Wanjiru Ngige, a London lawyer who is a native of Kenya, will host a public roundtable…
Aug 2, 2007
‘Dispatch from the Field’: George Armah ’08 Evaluates Uganda’s Land Information System
He has spent two weeks performing research in Africa with Rexford Ahene, professor of economics and business and coordinator of Africana studies George…
Jul 30, 2007
‘Dispatch from the Field’: Cristina Callagy ’09 Explores Land Rights of Ugandan Women
Marquis Scholar has spent summer performing research in Africa with Rexford Ahene, professor of economics and business and coordinator of Africana studies…