AAAS Vice Chair, Professor Michael Chaney, talks with Professor Brown about the works of artist, Lorna Simpson.

Participation matters. Every dollar the Fund receives will help enable AAAS to support studies, programming and civil dialogue on race and racial justice and promote anti-racist study, discovery, and models of academic and experiential learning.

Find out more about Sonic Curation, race, sound and gentrification.

AAAS invites applications for a full-time tenure-track, assistant professor, to begin July 1, 2022. Review of applications will begin on November 1, 2021.

Members of the student-run Black Underground Theatre and Arts Association will take the stage this fall to showcase Black poetry, prose, and creativity. Come for the poems and stay for the vibes. October 9 at 8 pm, in the Moore Theater.

Thank you to all who have contributed to to the Class of 1982 African and African American Academic Enrichment Fund. As support continues to grow, together, we're building an endowment that will foster civil dialogue about race at Dartmouth and beyond.

Professor Booker shortlisted for Religion and the Arts award for his recent book, Lift Every Voice and Swing: Black Musicians and Religious Culture in the Jazz Century.

The School House Anti-Racism Experience will host a year of events around the show.

Acting in the wake of the country's racial reckoning last summer and noting the continued concerns expressed by Black faculty, staff and students, the Class of 1982 has launched a new Class Project: the '82 Racial Justice Initiative.

The honors recognize faculty members' outstanding research and teaching.