Registration and Breakfast 7:45-8:45, Science Center Atrium Lobby

Second Session:  9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

Panel 3.  Artists' Roundtable, Science Room 200
Molly Hutton, Moderator, Gettysburg College
Frank Hallam Day; Andries Fourie; Claudia C.  Marchini; Christina M. Marsh; Issa Nyaphaga;
Takara Portis; John E. Rozelle; Lydia Thompson

Panel 4 Consequences of Citizenship, Race, & Law, Science Room 300
Jerry Philogene, Dickinson College, Chair

• Tommy Curry, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale: Keeping it Real, Real: Extricating the white man's Nigga from the modern concept of Ownership through Bell's Racial Realist account
• Geneva Cobb Moore, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater: Danzy Senna's Caucasia: A Postmodern Novel of Neo-Slavery and Self-Liberation
• Rashad Shabazz, University of California Santa Cruz: Kitchenettes, Black Communists, and 'Subversive Sex': An Analysis of the Penal Society in an American City

Third Session:  10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Panel 5. Black Citizenship, Publishing, and the Marketplace, Science 200
Ira Dworkin, Gettysburg College, Chair

• Michael Benjamin, Drew University: Ties that Bind: Politics, Race Literature, and Citizenship
• Tisha Ulmer, City University of New York : 'To Market, To Market': The Harlem Renaissance's Female Novelists, Advertising, and the Literary Marketplace
• Alisha Knight, Washington College: Race(ing) into the Publishing Marketplace

Panel 6.  Methods of Resistance, Science 300
Daryl Brown, University of North Alabama, Chair

• Rhone Fraser, University of South Florida: A Surviving Legacy: The Congressional Black Caucus and Nonviolent Activism
• Daryl Brown, University of North Alabama: Both Sides of a Gun Barrel
• Teri Fair, Suffolk University: Dynamics of Protest among Property: Evidence of Protest among Bondsmen of African Descent, 1699-1865

Lunch 12-1, Science Center Atrium

Fourth Session:  1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m.

Panel 7: Music, History, and Protest, Science 200
Paul Austerlitz, Gettysburg College, Chair

• Ralph Russell, the College of New Jersey: We Insist! Freedom Now Suite. Themes of Struggle, Liberation and Identity
• Travis Jackson, University of Chicago
• Lewis Gordon, Temple University

Panel 8. Imagining Citizenship, Science 300
Timothy McCarthy, Harvard University, Chair 

• Kelly Selby, Kent State University: 'Exactly as Though Claimant was a White Woman:' Race, Gender, and Civil War Pensions for Wives and Mothers of the 27^th United States Colored Troops
• Timothy McCarthy, Harvard University: From Slaves to Citizens:  The Strange Career of American Equality
• Cary Fraser, The Pennsylvania State University: Boundaries, Race, and Citizenship in early 20th Century America

Fifth Session:  2:45 p.m.-4:15 p.m.

Panel 9 Musicians' Roundtable, Creativity in the African Diaspora, Science 200
Paul Austerlitz, Moderator

• Paul Austerlitz, Gettysburg College
• Michael Veal, Yale University
• Dominic Kanza
• Kwaku Kwaakye Obeng

Panel 10. The Many Faces of the Francophone African Diaspora, Science 300
Lynn Johnson, Dickinson College, Chair

• Florence Ramond Jurney, Chair, Gettysburg College
• Marc Pape, Dickinson College
  Boubakary Diakité, Franklin and Marshall College
• Alain Patrice Nganang, Shippensburg University
  

Closing Plenary  4:30-5:45 p.m., Breidenbaugh Hall Room 201

Alfred Brophy, University of Alabama Law School: Realistic Reparations