The focus of the articles should be the economic, social and political problems of the region and relevant contributions dealing with other sub-regions of Africa as well as broader issues concerning the continent. Book reviews, notes and comments are also accepted for publication. Kalamazoo College offers undergraduate courses in Kenya and Senegal. The programs run from September to June and provide students with first hand experience in the host countries, cross-cultural and language training, as well as an academic program of study. Students interested in Senegal must have completed at least two years of college-level French or the equivalent.
Preference is given to students who demonstrate an interest in African studies.
Deadline for applications is February 1, 1999. The Africa Fund announces a position of Coordinator, Religious Network in Africa. The position requires a dynamic, experienced organizer who will work with the Executive Director to define work projects and set priorities for the Fund. The candidate will consolidate links with the existing circle of religious leaders and congregations who have worked closely with Dr. Wyatt T. Walker, senior pastor of Canaan Baptis Church of Christ in Harlem and president of the American Committee on Africa. The position will be open until filled.