BLAC Fall 2023 Virtual Symposium | Part of a series of conferences addressing a range of themes that explore the mission and cultural world(s) framed by HBCUs.

BLAC Fall 2023 Virtual Symposium | Part of a series of conferences addressing a range of themes that explore the mission and cultural world(s) framed by HBCUs.

An empowering event designed to attract business students, local entrepreneurs, and diverse businesses in the Houston area, and beyond.

Symposium contributors will explore the ways in which Afro-Diasporic communities have impacted Houston’s history and culture as well as examine the emerging and ongoing issues Afro-Diasporic Houstonians face in the 21st century.

Symposium contributors will explore the ways in which Afro-Diasporic communities have impacted Houston’s history and culture as well as examine the emerging and ongoing issues Afro-Diasporic Houstonians face in the 21st century.

Each Semester CERCL offers a fellowship program for scholars whose research presents and promotes innovative scholarship related to the study of African American religion. In this way, CERCL aims to help advance the success of scholarship often considered marginal to the Academy.

Two-Day Symposium at the Rice University and African American History Research Center, Gregory Campus

Two-Day Symposium at the Rice University and African American History Research Center, Gregory Campus

A CERCL Fellow in the Humanities and the Arts Event Artist Devin T. Mays alongside collaborators Bill Harris, Jordan Knecht and Veronica Salinas will present the second iteration of The Day I Met the Sun. Conceived by Mays and inspired by the late musician and teacher Turyiasangitanada (Alice Col

Psyche Williams-Forson, PhD, Professor and Chair Department of American Studies, University of Maryland College Park

Each year CERCL accepts proposals for grants up to $2000 to encourage new courses or the update of existing courses in line with the goals of the Center.

Each Semester CERCL offers a fellowship program for scholars whose research presents and promotes innovative scholarship related to the study of African American religion. In this way, CERCL aims to help advance the success of scholarship often considered marginal to the Academy.