Black Temporalities: Past, Present, and Future 10th Annual African, African American, and Diaspora Studies Interdisciplinary Conference
Description
The annual AAAD conference brings together a group of scholars from a wide variety of overlapping and intersecting fields from across the globe. This year’s conference features a keynote presentation by novelist Nalo Hopkinson; a talk by the JMU Dean of Libraries, Bethany Nowviskie, who writes on liberatory and speculative digital library design; and a special workshop by Alex Gil, Digital Scholarship Librarian at Columbia University. No pre-registration required. To learn more click here.
Thursday-Saturday, February 20th - 22nd , Madison Hall and SSC
Web Presence
https://www.aaadjmu.com/
Involvement
Involves Faculty, Involves Staff, Involves Students, Involves Participants External to JMU
Scope
Harrisonburg/Local/VA, International Scope
Date
February 20-22, 2020
Frequency
One Time Only
Existing Center/Institute/Program
yes
Primary Focus of Program
Cultural Institutions and Programs
Begin Date
2-20-2020
Areas of Engagement
Community Engagement, Engaged Learning
Format
Conference
On/Off campus
On campus
