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Faculty Chairperson:
Dr.
Lawrence Mbogoni
Adjunct
Faculty
The major courses are presently taught by six
full-time professors. The program is also supported by five allied faculty
members from other departments and a varying number of adjuncts. Some
faculty members have held prestigious fellowships, served in government
and public service, the United Nations, New York and the United Nations
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Paris. The faculty provides a broad range of expertise in all the critical areas of African, African-American and Caribbean Studies. The faculty have published book-length studies, book chapters, reviews, articles, creative writing, translations in national and international refereed journals and magazines; edited critical and creative anthologies, special issues of journals in the field; written and/or produced plays, TV documentaries, feature films. The Visiting Distinguished Professor incumbents have included noted playwright, Douglas Turner-Ward; TV and film writer, William Branch; anthropologist, linguist and literary critic, Ivan Van Sertima; Caribbean novelist, George Lamming; activist playwright and literary critic, Amiri Baraka; African political scientist, the Claude Ake; Nigerian literary critic, Joel Adedeji; sociolinguist, Dr. Faye McNair-Knox; epidemiologist, Delroy Louden; mass media specialist Alice Tait; and jazz scholar and educator, Yusef Ali. |
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