Center for Engaged Research and Collaborative Learning (CERCL)

Celebrate 20 years of Hip Hop @ Rice University by supporting CERCL.

The study of Hip Hop at Rice began in Fall 2006 when Dr. Anthony B. Pinn offered a new course— RELI 157/311 Religion and Hip Hop Culture in America. In part through CERCL (formerly the Houston Enriches Rice Education Project), Dr. Pinn's work in Hip Hop at Rice includes various related projects—from creating an archive to panel discussions, lectures, and exhibits, to developing innovative courses, to partnerships with key members of the Hip Hop community, such as Bun B, K-Rino, KRS-ONE, Mia-X, and Kool Moe Dee among others.

Your donation will support CERCL’s Hip Hop @ Rice Initiatives:

• Free/open to the public panels, discussions and exhibits celebrating the legacy of Hip Hop
• Collection and digitization of archival materials and interviews to preserve Hip Hop history
• Educational outreach and pedagogy furthering the use of Hip Hop for teaching and learning

For information visit cercl.rice.edu or email cercl@rice.edu