Founded in 1968 by eight African American Students, AAAS is one of the oldest student-led organizations at DePauw University. AAAS works to promote a sense of empowerment through which African American students can explore their academic and social identities and to educate the entire campus community on many aspects of African American culture.
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LECTURE: "Black Nationalism in the United States:From Malcolm X to Barack Obama"
Professor James Lance Taylor, University of San Francisco
Black Nationalism in the United States: From Malcolm X to Barack Obama.
Dr. James Lance Taylor, associate professor of political science at the University of San Francisco, will give a talk on his new book "Black Nationalism in the United States: From Malcolm X to Barack Obama."
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AAAS Photo Gallery
Group photo with visiting lecturer Professor Deborah Willis, New York University (fall 2011).
Senior Margarita Villa chats with Professor Willis.
Luis Paulino, senior
Professor Willis discusses her work and inspiration for her book "Posing Beauty" (you can find a copy in the Women's Center).
Guest lecturer Dr. Helen Quan, professor of political science at Arizona State University, gives a talk on racial capitalism, the Tea Party, and the politics of nativity. (Fall 2011)
Arts Fest! (Fall 2010)
Erika Roman, Sophomore
Arts Fest! Attendees
AAAS President Ranita Madison at the AAAS Senior Dinner (Spring 2010).