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"Traces of a Life: A Collection of Elegies and Praise Poems"

"Disorientations: Spanish Colonialism in Africa and the Performance of Identity"

Indian Journal of Gender Studies
"What has Happened in Africa since Cairo? "
Ayebia Clarke Publishing October 2008 Yale University Press June 2008 SAGE Vol. 14, No. 3 2007
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HIGHLIGHTS

Ambrose James (SFCG Sierra Leone Country Director)(left) with Al Howard (History)
Meet the CAS Graduate Affiliates!
See their photos and read about their research of Africa!
SPRING 2010 SPOTLIGHT

AFRICA-RELATED COURSES

CONFERENCE
"Crossroads: Migration, Language, and Literature in Africa"
February 25-27, 2010

ZIMMERLI ART EXHIBITION
Moroccan Artist Lalla Essaydi's
Les Femmes du Maroc
January 30 - June 6, 2010
UPCOMING EVENTS

CAS and the Department of African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures present a film screening in honor of World AIDS Day entitled, "Speaking Out: Women, AIDS, and Hope in Mali" (2002). Public Health undergraduate Judyth Nsababera will speak about her Project Hope for Africa initiative.

Monday, November 30
1:40pm-3pm
Beck Hall 201 LIVINGSTON

* World AIDS Day is December 1 *

The African Studies Graduate Affiliates will present a semi-formal conference of graduate African scholar panelists to encourage peer review and intellectual exchange. Interested panelists must please submit an abstract of 100-250 words to Stella Capoccia scapocci@rci.rutgers.edu by the 1st of December. Early submissions are encouraged.

Monday, December 14

11am-2:45pm; lunch included
Graduate Student Lounge CAC