POSTPONED: Lecture on Africa's Past and Present: 'The Myth of the African Past and the Production of African Histories'
The public talk by Dr. Allen Isaacman, entitled "The Myth of the African Past and the Production of African Histories," originally scheduled for Monday Oct. 10 at 6:30 p.m., has been postponed due to travel complications related to Hurricane Matthew. The talk is being rescheduled for Nov. 14 and as soon as the details have been finalized, they will be conveyed through Newswire.
In the meantime, please direct any questions you may have to Todd Cleveland at tcclevel@uark.edu.
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Todd Cleveland, assistant professor
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309-235-9838,
tcclevel@uark.edu
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