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Black History Month 2003
February 2003 Schedule
Tuesday, February 4                                                

What:
"Sisters, Can We Talk?" Discussion sponsored by Uhuru SASA
Where: Multicultural Center, Conference Room 201
When: 8:15pm  

Wednesday, February 5

What: "Race and Party Politics." Discussion facilitated by Robert Terrell, Director of the Washington Street Corridor Coalition. Sponsored by the URI African and African-American Studies Programs
Where: Memorial Union, Room 318
When: 3:00pm

Wednesday, February 12

What: Class Visits by Dr. Paul Gilroy, Chair of the Afro-American Studies Department and Professor of Sociology at Yale University
Where: Throughout Campus
When: All Day

What: Art Exhibit titled "Black America." Black Memorabilia Display and Lecture by ONNA and sponsored by Uhuru SASA
Where: URI Memorial Union, Atrium I.
When: 12:00-1:00pm 

Thursday, February 13

What: The Ninth Annual Lecture on Multiculturalism by Dr. Paul Gilroy, Chair of the Afro-American Studies Department and Professor of Sociology at Yale University.  Sponsored by the URI Multicultural Center
Where: URI Chafee Auditorium 
When: 7:30pm

Tuesday, February 18

What: “Creating A Welcoming Climate for Minorities in Engineering" Lecture by Dr. Howard G. Adams, Founder and President of H. G. Adams & Associates, Inc. Sponsored by the College of Engineering Diversity Committee
Where: Cherry Auditorium, Kirk Hall 
When: 9:30 – 10:45am 


What: “Surviving Graduate School” Lecture by Dr. Howard G. Adams, Founder and President of H. G. Adams & Associates, Inc. Sponsored by the College of Engineering Diversity Committee
Where: Cherry Auditorium, Kirk Hall 
When: 1:30 – 2:45pm


What: "Def Poetry Slam." Speakeasy, Open Mike, Poetry, Prose, and Self Expression. Sponsored by Uhuru SASA
Where: URI Multicultural Center, Hardge Forum
When: 7:00pm  

Wednesday, February 19

What: Panel Discussion, "Then and Now: Reflections of Local Civil Rights Activists" and screening of video documentary of November 2002 Civil Rights Tour of Alabama.  Sponsored by the Center for Nonviolence and Peace Studies and the Group For Education (SAGE).
Where: Biological Sciences Auditorium (BISC)
When: 4:00-6:30pm

Thursday, February 20

What
: Lecture by Dr. Bernard Lafayette of URI. Sponsored by the URI Center for Nonviolence and Peace Studies, and the Intercultural Center at Bryant College
Where: Bryant College, Janikies Auditorium  
When: Reception from 6:00-7:30, Event from 8:00-9:00pm 

Sunday, February 23

What Concert: "Afro-American Symphony" by William Grant Still and "African Sanctus" by David Fanshawe will be performed by the URI Symphony Orchestra, Ann Danis, conductor, and the Concert Choir, Mark Conley, conductor. 
Where: URI's Fine Arts Center Concert Hall
When: 8:00pm

Tuesday, February 25

What: Quiz: Black History Month Quiz Bowl.  Sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Committee of the Student Senate.
Where: TBA
When: TBA

Wednesday, February 26

What: Symposium:  “Designing Social Movements.”  Sponsored by the Student Action Committee of the Center for Nonviolence and Peace Studies.
Where: Edwards Auditorium
When: 5:00-7:30pm
 

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