The University of Toledo

 Africana Studies-Brown Bag Lecture Series

The lecture series is a forum for UT professors and grad students and external guests researching and engaging all aspects of transforming black experiences to discuss their works. The brown-bag forum increases, elevates, and focuses the intellectual dialogue on campus regarding all aspects of the Africana world. Talks are scheduled the first and third week of each month between September and November and between February and April. 

In the future, many Africana Studies Brown Bag Lectures will be recorded and made available by WGTE, a Public Broadcasting Station. You can view our first PBS recorded talk, which was presented by Rubin Patterson and is titled: "Game Changer: Shifting Demographics, Wielding Power and the Environment."

 

Fall 2012

Spring 2013