Events
Comm. on African Studies
Harvard Africa Seminar
Oct. 28th, 4:15-6:00pm
"First-Comers and Late-Comers: Mobility, Land, and Belonging in the West African Savanna"
Carola Lentz
Universität Mainz
Rm 250, 1730 Cambridge St.
cafrica@fas.harvard.edu
Oct. 29th, 4:15-6:00pm
"South Africa's Democracy: The Role of the Judiciary"
Richard Goldstone
Former Chief Justice, South African Constitutional Court; Visiting Professor, Harvard Law School
Rm 020, 1730 Cambridge St.
cafrica@fas.harvard.edu
The Harvard Committee on African Studies is a multidisciplinary group of faculty charged by Harvard with the coordination of teaching and research on Africa and the planned development of African Studies across the University. Since its goal is to advance knowledge and understanding of Africa, it also sponsors the Harvard African Seminar, research projects, lectures, conferences, and African musical performances. Its annual Distinguished African Studies Lecture provides an African perspective on world events and contemporary African issues. For more information on Committee activities visit our events calendar.
Teaching on Africa is not limited to a specific Harvard department or school. Harvard offers over 115 courses each year on topics as diverse as African religions, politics and business. Students interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree or PhD in African Studies should contact the Department of African and African American Studies. Graduate students wishing to specialize in Africa in other departments and schools should contact the registrar of the relevant Harvard school for information on admissions and financial aid.
2008-09 African Studies Courses
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March 27-29, 2009
HAA South African Conference
The Harvard Alumni Association will hold its first African conference in South Africa in March. President Faust is expected to attend. All Harvard alumni are invited. Info at Harvard Alumni Association Global Series website.