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1998 Fall Symposium
The 1998 Fall Symposium showcased the range and variety of scholarly
and artistic work being done by WSU humanities and arts faculty.
Specifically, it featured presentations by Humanities Center Faculty
Fellows and Dissertation Fellows, as well as by outstanding WSU
faculty and an invited keynote speaker.
Keynote Speaker
Arnold Rampersad, Professor of English and African Studies at Stanford
University: "African American Biography in the New Millenium
Other Presenters
Ronald Brown, Associate Professor and Chair, Political Science:
The Millennial Perception of Louis Farrakhan: Implications for American
Exceptionalism
Zanita Fenton, Assistant Professor, Law School: The Power of Words
Jose Ibanez, Ph.D. Candidate, Romance Languages: Fuentes Intertextuales
en la Escritura Ensayistica de Jose Jimanez Lozanzo
Kathryne Lindberg, Professor, English: Paul Robeson, W.E.B. DuBois
and the Blacklist: Will Black Internationalism still b e "Un-American"
after 2000?
Robert Mellin, Ph.D. Candidate, English: Outside Theory: Speculations
on the Grounds of Literary Ecology
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