St. Clair Drake Memorial Lectures
Overview
The St. Clair Drake Lectures are dedicated to the memory of Professor St.
Clair Drake, renowned African American anthropologist and educator, and
the founding Director of the Program in African & African American
Studies at Stanford University. His illustrious scholarly career is framed
by the classic books, Black Metropolis (co-authored
with Horace Cayton, 1945), and Black Folk Here and There (2
vols. 1987-1990). Professor St. Clair Drake died in 1990.
Lunch is included.
The Bechtel Conference Center is located in Encina Hall, at the intersection of Serra St and Arguello Way.
Also see:
Drake as Scholar
Remarks Delivered by Professor Lawrence D. Bobo at the "St. Clair
Drake: Scholar, Mentor, Friend" Panel
October 21, 2005
