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Rap Sessions in Africana Studies
Our Mission
The Johns Hopkins University Center for Africana Studies "Rap Sessions" is an initiative launched in Spring 2005. The Rap Sessions are intellectual student exchanges on the black experience, which are typically led by graduate student facilitators. Discussions are attended by JHU students, faculty, staff, administrators, and members of the broader Baltimore metropolitan area community.
Upcoming: Spring 2009 Schedule
TBA
Past Discussions: Fall 2008
 | Wednesday, September 17th 6:30-8PM, Charles Commons Multi-Purpose Room Urban Education Reform Facilitated by Jennifer Claiborne, JHU Center for Liberal Arts | |
 | Wednesday, October 22nd 6:30-8PM, Charles Commons Multi-Purpose Room Are Failing Schools a 21st Century Civil Rights Issue? Facilitated by Jacqueline B. Jones, JHU School of Education, ProMAT Program | |
 | Wednesday, November 19th 6:30-8PM, Charles Commons Multi-Purpose Room Where Does Africa Fit in Black History? Facilitated by Jeremy Pope, JHU Ph.D. Candidate, Near Eastern Studies |
Find out more
If you would like to attend Rap Sessions, facilitate a discussion, or find out more information, please contact:
Jeremy Pope
email: JeremyPope@jhu.edu
phone: (443) 414-0280
or
Claude Poux
email: claude.poux@jhu.edu
phone: (410)516-6385
