WHAT: UNCG’s 19th Annual Conference on African American Culture and Experience (CACE) "Race, Gender & Politics: Past, Present and Future"
WHEN: Thursday April 2nd-3rd, 2009
WHERE: Elliott University Center (EUC), UNCG
PRE-REGISTER by Friday 3/27! www.uncg.edu/afs/cace.html (Day-of registration also available)
SPONSOR: Host: UNCG, African American Studies Co-Sponsors: UNCG Office of the Provost, UNCG College of Arts and Sciences, UNCG History Department
**Don't Miss the Keynote Address on the Black Panther Party Fri 4/3 at 3:30pm**Black Faith Traditions & Politics Black Women’s Political Engagement
CONTACT: Pre-Registration Encouraged!!! More Information, Schedule & Registration: www.uncg.edu/afs/cace.html 336.334.550 afs@uncg.edu
Thursday, April 2nd, 2009, 6:30pm Multicultural Resource Center in the EUC CACE Literary Café Featuring Novelist Ernest Hill Refreshments will be served. Book signing will follow.
Friday, April 3rd, 2009 8:30am-3:30pm in the EUC Panels and Workshops: Critical Analysis of the Government and Public Policy Race, Gender & Politics in Literature Race, Gender and Politics through Service Learning Media, Pop Culture and Politics
3:30pm in the EUC Auditorium Keynote Speaker, Dr. Curtis Austin “A Woman’s Place Is In the Struggle: The Politics of Race and Gender in the Black Panther Party” Book signing will follow.
______________________________ African American Studies Program 200 Foust Building UNCG, PO Box 26170 Greensboro, NC 27402-6170 336-334-5507 PHONE 336-334-4260 FAX www.uncg.edu/afs
Tara T. Green, Ph.D., Program Director & Assoc. Prof. Mr. Bruce Holland, Program Administrative Support Associate