Students must be advised of these activities at the beginning of the teaching session as part of the subject outline. Does not include : formal classes; assessment submission deadlines; examinations. Weekend at the end of Mid-session StuVac: no assessment or classes except for block mode subjects. Students on professional experience placements do not participate in StuVac. Weekend before Final StuVac: assessment and classes may be scheduled.
Does not include : formal classes; assessment deadlines. Faculties must not introduce any new material in this week with the exception of the catch-up class schedule due to public holidays or University emergencies. Weekend at the end of Final StuVac: no assessment or classes except for block mode subjects. Final assessment period : Includes : centrally conducted examinations; faculty-based assessment and examinations; completion of projects and other major assessment works.
Disclaimer Information is correct as at April UTS: Handbook Primary teaching sessions Main Calendar. GSH Calendar — See specified courses below. Graduate research students only. His speaking fee and travel arrangements were sponsored by the School of Social Work. Below: McKesson, Dr. Safisha Hill provided a morning keynote. Her talk addressed the importance of political activism as well as preserving pride in black organizations and institutions.
This format required participants to select 20 images pictures, paintings, art, etc. Froswa Booker Drew of the State Fair of Texas moderated this panel, and shared her observations during lunch.
Roderick C. White Attorney at Law , and Dr. Rock-T also provided some insight for our student empowerment workshop which was held prior to the morning keynote. The purpose of the tour was to introduce students to the history and significance of the Civil Rights Movement by having them visit some of the key historical sites of the movement.
Marvin Dulaney. During the three-day tour, participants visited three cities where important events of the Civil Rights Movement had taken place: Memphis, Tennessee, as well as Birmingham and Selma, Alabama. Unfortunately, students were unable to visit and tour the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute because it was closed for renovations.
Shelton, Dr. Sarah Spain, Clinical Psychologist, and Dr. CAAS is grateful for the support from Mr. Kemp, an influential UTA alum. The Boule as it is more commonly known was founded in in Philadelphia.
It is the oldest fraternal organization for black men in the United States. Please visit www. Each recipient also received an iPad. Two of the eight students will be attending UTA during the Fall semester. This program serves as one way that CAAS can implement one of the objectives of the Black Studies Movement that started in the s: community engagement. When scholars, students, and community members argued for, fought for, and eventually implemented Black Studies programs on the campuses of colleges and universities in the s and s, a key mandate was that the programs address community needs, issues, and problems.
Its curriculum consists of African American history, music, dance, culture, oral history, and a special focus on the history and culture of the local AfricanAmerican community in South Dallas. Froswa Booker-Drew, the Saturday School is free. Booker Drew has generously supported the Saturday School Program with a grant from the State Fair of Texas to provide a coordinator, a graduate student assistant, snacks, and supplies for the six-month program, which runs until November.
Please contact CAAS to learn more about this important initiative. Give a Gift Established in August , the Center for African American Studies CAAS at the University of Texas at Arlington aims to cultivate an exceptional transdisciplinary experience through teaching, civic engagement, and community-based research focused on the diverse contextual conditions of Blacks in America and society at large. Our purpose is to foster the development of student, faculty, and community capacity to create progressive solutions that address social problems.
Lectures, events, and conferences Student enrichment initiatives Undergraduate and graduate scholarships. For more information on how to support CAAS, please send and email to: caas uta.
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