THE CSCL STUDENT ASSOCIATION is hosting an undergraduate symposium on Friday April 27th in Nicholson hall room 35. Food will be served at 4:30 and the presentations start at 5:00pm. American Studies Student worker, Jasmine Lane will be sharing her research with the title "Fanon, Césaire, and Hartman: Reclaiming and Reconstructing a Theory of Blackness ".
The line up as it stands now will be:
Georgia Lucas:
The Chthonic Feminine in Lars von Trier's Latest Trilogy
Nicholas Kouhi:
"Money Always Matters": Capitalism, Race, and Patriarchy in Shaft
Jasmine Lane:
​Fanon, Césaire, and Hartman​: ​Reclaiming and Rec​onstructing ​a​​Theory of​ ​B​lackness
Mark Mahoney:
"Jazz Critics and the Expectations of Black
Improvisation: Reassessing the Reception History of Ornette Coleman's
"Free Jazz"
Megan Goeke:
"She Can Cook as Well as Look!": Women's Competitions and the American Domestic Ideal, 1945-1960
Mary Scott:
Portuguese Translations
