President’s Welcome & Address - President Gregory L. held in the Emory Student Center, Room N104 watch recording on YouTubeĪcknowledging the Ancestors with Readings, Music, and Prayer Thursday, September 30 Emory Atlanta CampusĪll events from 8:00 - 9:45 a.m.
Snack boxes will be provided and soft drinks will be served. Outdoor Meet and Greet (in-person attendance only) Candice Williams, Assistant Director, Atlanta Urban Debate League, moderator.Coumba Diao 22B, Goizueta School of Business.Rosseirys De La Rosa 22C, Emory College.Among several other questions this panel proposes for consideration, we question the future of these cooperations as special interests between the both groups continue to diverge. Constituted entirely by black students, this panel represent a unique and generative moment in the modern history of Emory University-in the history of the modern university itself-in which strategic partnerships between students of color and the administration are being devised and leveraged to centralize our experiences, knowledges, and histories from the margins of this campus’s cultural commons. This panel contributes to that burgeoning national forum, peopled by students and educators alike, considering the coextensive realities of underserved, under-resourced, and overloaded black students and the historical dispossession and enslavement of black and indigenous peoples. More than acknowledge the time-labor that black students have and continue to invest in the fruition of institutional diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, this panel hopes to demonstrate a significant and historical interlocution between the (revolutionary) program of black student struggle and those national movements for black liberation as originary to the DEI programmatic. This panel explores Emory University’s long and diverse history of student activism, particularly those (revolutionary) legacies of black students.
Keynote Panel Discussion: Black Student Activism and the Black Student Experience
Readers: Ola Jimenez Sanchez, Aston Fox, Tre Harp III, Sofie Khaki, Yanet Abraham, Ciara Collins.Movement Artists: Charray Helton & Malia Craft."Acknowledging the Ancestors with Readings, Music, and Prayer” held in the Emory Student Center Multipurpose Room watch recording on YouTube Wednesday, September 29 Emory Atlanta CampusĪll events from 5:45 - 7:30 p.m. This page was last updated on October 15, 2021. Links to individual session recordings are available throughout this schedule.ĭownload the symposium schedule (PDF) for session locations and times. View the recorded sessions in the Symposium on Slavery and Dispossession YouTube playlist.
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