University of Wisconsin–Madison

TA in African American Studies Needed

TA in African American Studies needed! Teaching Assistant for AAS 102: Introduction to Comparative US Ethnic and American Indian Studies. TA appointment is for the Spring 2023 semester only. Position includes salary, tuition remission, and eligibility for health insurance and other employee benefits. Apply at the link below: https://studentjobs.hr.wisc.edu/cw/en-us/job/503179  

Major Efforts Underway to Address Madison’s Lack of Progress for Minority-Owned Businesses

AAS Alum Rev. Gee and current Student Affairs Program Coordinator Nina Akli are featured in the WI State Journal article Major Efforts Underway to Address Madison’s Lack of Progress for Minority-Owned Businesses

Quanda Johnson: Trauerspiel: Subject Into Nonbeing

  Quanda Johnson’s Trauerspiel: Subject Into Nonbeing will be featured at the Chazen Museum April through September 2022. She will also have a media concert Verisimilitudes: A Journey Through Art Song in Black, Brown, and Tan in this year’s annual Digital Salon Exhibition.

Day of The Badger April 5-6

Day of the Badger starts today (April 5–6). Celebrate what makes UW–Madison great. This is your moment to share your Badger spirit on social and support the achievements of students and faculty who are changing the world. When you make a gift during Day of the Badger, take pride in knowing that you’re making a …

Badgering: Alexander Shashko ’94 /Wisconsin Alumni Association

Associate Professor Christy Clark-Pujara Receives 2022 Athena Award

Black Women Speak Out About Casino Gambling

Assistant Professor Job Ad

Department of Afro-American Studies Assistant Professor Job Application. Please go to the link to apply.

Student Wed Editor Job Ad

Afro-American Studies is looking for a student web editor to redesign our website. Please go to the link to apply.

Professor Christina Greene featured in Fueling Discovery Section in the Wisconsin State Journal

Professor Christina Greene is featured on page 26 in the annual edition of “Fueling Discovery.” Professor Greene’s article is titled “The ‘Free Joan Little’ campaign highlights familiar struggles.” “Fueling Discovery” is a supplemental piece in the Wisconsin State Journal which showcases UW Faculty research.