Princeton University Graduate School?s Office of Academic Affairs and Diversity in partnership with the Black Graduate Caucus invite you to attend: A Legacy of Learning: Blacks in Higher Education A National Symposium in Honor of Black History and Women?s History Months featuring a special plenary on Haiti
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Friend Center, Princeton University
Co-Conveners: Justene Hill, Department of History Taniecea A. Arceneaux, Department of Applied and Computational Mathematics
Featured Speakers include: Prof. Hugh Price, Former President and CEO of the National Urban League, the John L. Weinberg/Goldman Sachs & Co. Visiting Professor at Princeton University
Dr. William Cox, President & CEO of Diverse: Issues In Higher Education, an award-winning, national news magazine that has been serving higher education since 1984
Honorable Doug Palmer, Mayor of Trenton, New Jersey and Past President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors
Linda Coles-Kauffman, Executive producer and host of New Jersey Network’s award winning “Another View” television show
Reverend Darrell LaRue Armstrong, Pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church, Trenton, New Jersey and member of international delegation to Haiti
Symposium Sponsor: Dr. Karen Jackson-Weaver, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs & Diversity
To register, please visit: http://princetonbhs.eventbrite.com/. To learn more about opportunities at Princeton University?s Graduate School, please visit: http://gradschool.princeton.edu/.
