Beyond the Classroom

art called going to church

Beyond the Classroom

(Johnson, William H. Going to Church. ca. 1940-1941. Oil on burlap. Smithsonian American Art Museum)

Beyond the classroom students have attended: church services, movie screenings such as “Invictus”, and Sweet Honey on the Rock. The department frequently hosts year-long specialized series with invited lecturers, movie screenings, and a chance for us to just dialogue. As a Black Studies student, you will be fully prepared to become a global citizen in an ever-changing world.

The department provides a variety of opportunities designed to support students’ intellectual needs both within and beyond the classroom — from special guest speakers to movie series and community outreach. These opportunities encourage students to expand their cultural and academic horizons.

  • Students have the opportunity to have their voices heard by contributing to the Heritage Journal.
  • Students have the opportunity engage with invitation guest lecturers such as Dr. Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, Prof. Kim Taylor-Thompson, and Dr. Deirdre Cooper Owens.

Dr. Anthony Affigne

Interim Department Chair
Howley Hall 316
401-865-2569
affigne@providence.edu

Katherine Lynch

Administrative Coordinator
Howley Hall 119
401.865.2125
klynch25@providence.edu

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