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Here are three reasons to join the African American Studies program from Tobin Miller Shearer. If you missed it, check out our stories highlight page for a follow along of Soup and Pie night! 🥣 🥧

Some of our Advising Center and Dean's Office Staff got in the Halloween spirit today! What did you dress as?
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What are you doing tonight? Join our Creative Writing program for the 11th Annual Writers’ Fall Opus, a fundraiser for the program. Ticket purchase includes food, whiskey and wine tasting, and a live and silent auction. Ages 21 and over.⁠
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Tickets cost $50 for one or $90 for two and are available at the door of the event.

Please join us for our H&S Distinguished Alumni Award Reception and Open House.⁠
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Friday, October 4, 2019⁠
3:30 – 5:30 pm⁠
Liberal Arts Building, Eck Hall⁠
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Enjoy some light refreshments, explore our newly renovated H&S Advising Center, classrooms, and mezzanines, and celebrate these distinguished alumni:⁠
* Daryl Baldwin (B.S. Wildlife Biology, 1996; M.A. English Linguistics, 1999)⁠
* Lana Richards Batts (Political Science and History, 1968)⁠
* Dennis Eck (History and Political Science, 1967)⁠
* Elizabeth Schenk (Botany, 1981)⁠
* Mandy Smoker Broaddus (M.F.A. Creative Writing, 2003)⁠
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Link in bio to more information about each of these amazing award recipients.⁠

You should attend these events!⁠
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I AM BECAUSE WE ARE: THE IMPERATIVE OF UTU/UBUNTU FOR TRANSFORMATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP⁠
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A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE BY: Mĩcere Gĩthae Mũgo⁠
Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 7 PM⁠
NORTH UNDERGROUND LECTURE HALL, UM⁠
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Dr. Mũgo explores why transformational scholarship should move beyond abstract theorizing. She calls for inventing sites of knowledge that promote dialogue, with a view to humanizing individuals, as well as the world at large, guided by the philosophy of Utu/Ubuntu (the essence of being human).⁠
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A poet, playwright, literary critic, and passionate human rights activist, Mĩcere Gĩthae Mũgo is Professor Emerita and former Chair of African American Studies at Syracuse University. A Kenyan by birth, Mũgo was Dean, Faculty of Arts, University of Nairobi until 1982, when a repressive government forced her into exile. Mũgo has since spent much of her career in the US as an educator and author. A prominent figure in African literature, Mũgo has published six books; co-edited eight school readers; co-authored a highly-impactful play and authored many other works. Her extensive activism has included advocacy of human rights and working in prisons in search of alternatives to crime. Dozens of awards have celebrated her importance as a poet, playwright, feminist, educator, scholar, and activist.⁠
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Dr. Mũgo will also speak as part of the Mansfield Dialogues: “Celebrating Women’s Leadership Globally, with Poetic Illustrations”⁠
Mon., Sept. 23 at Noon, UC 332⁠
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Sponsored by: UM Environmental Studies Program ◊ Mansfield Center ◊ Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies ◊ African American Studies ◊ UM Faculty Development Enhancement Program

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