Princeton University’s Center for African American Studies is
hosting a two-day symposium focusing on the life, career and cultural
impact of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and popular music legend
James Brown. Entitled “ ‘Ain’t That A Groove’: The Genius of James Brown,”
this symposium marks the first international conference ever held to
commemorate the work of one of America’s most influential musicians and
entertainers.
Princeton University’s Center for African-American Studies aims to
celebrate and explore the lasting impact of James Brown’s career on the
world of popular music and more broadly on American life and culture.
November 29 6:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Richardson Auditorium
November 30 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Richardson Auditorium
View complete 2-day schedule
To register (download registration form here):
Due to limited space, we encourage you to register for the
symposium. To register, please return the registration form to
Jennifer Loessy at jloessy@princeton.edu or fax to (609) 258-5095.
Faculty Coordinator:
Daphne Brooks, brooksd@princeton.edu
Associate Professor, Department of English and African American Studies
32A McCosh Hall
Princeton University
Event Coordinator:
Jennifer Loessy, jloessy@princeton.edu
609-258-3216
Co-Sponsored by the Office of the President, Office of the Vice
President for Campus Life, The University Center for Human Values,
Department of Music, Program in American Studies, Department of
English, Program in the Study of Women & Gender, Department of
History, Butler College