The School of Humanities has launched its second seminar series for 2019.
The series aims to promote robust academic engagement across the University community.
It comprises nine seminars which began on 7 August 2019 with Professor David Shinn from George Washington University with a presentation on “China and the US in Africa: Competition or Cooperation.”
It will run until 31 October 2019 and end with Dr Crispen Chinguno from Sol Plaatje University and his presentation on Activitivism in liminal space: Critical reflections from the “#Feesmustfall movement”.
The remaining events are:
30 August 2019
There is a story to be told: The hidden history of sport in the Northern Cape, Dr Cobus Rademeyer, Sol Plaatje University
4 September 2019
Understanding Daily Parenting Stresses in the Caring of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Ayanda Simelane, Sol Plaatje University,
27 September 2019
The Contested Meaning of Black in Black Consciousness, Sella Mashibini, Sol Plaatje University
11 October 2019
Using a spoken language to teach sign language to hearing students, Dr Marga Stander, Sol Plaatje University
18 October 2019
Mapping of feminist womanist resistance within student movements across the African continent, NT Shange, University of the Free State
31 October 2019
Activism in liminal space: Critical reflections from the #Feesmustfall movement, Dr Crispen Chinguno, Sol Plaatje University
For more details about the inquiries about the seminars, please contact Dr Crispen Chinguno on (email) chrispen.chinguno@spu.ac.za or (telephone) 053 491 0298.
