Ph.D. in African American Studies, with a primary field in History of Art and Architecture Class of 2009
Mia Bagneris received her PhD in African American Studies in November 2009, and she is now teaching at Tulane University in African & African Diaspora...
Ph.D. in African Studies, with a primary field in History Class of 2016
Jody Benjamin is Assistant Professor of History at UC Riverside. His dissertation, “The Texture of Change: Cloth, Commerce, and Social Change in West...
PhD in African Studies with a primary field in English Class of 2015
Stephanie Bosch Santana is Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature at UCLA. Her research explores Anglophone and African language fiction, with a...
Ph.D. in African Studies, Class of 2017 Assistant Professor of Art History and African & African Diaspora Studies, Boston College
Kyrah Malika Daniels is Assistant Professor of Art History and African & African Diaspora Studies with a courtesy appointment in Theology at Boston College... Read more about Kyrah Malika Daniels
Ph. D. in African American Studies, with a primary field in Anthropology Class of 2017
Lizzy Cooper Davis is Assistant Professor of Applied Theater at Emerson College. She is an artist and scholar interested in how the arts can facilitate...
Ph.D. in African American Studies, with a primary field in History Class of 2013
Ashley Farmer is an historian of African-American women's history. Her research interests include women's history, gender history, radical politics,...
Ph.D. in African American Studies, with a primary field in Government Class of 2012
Peter Geller earned a B.A. in Political Science from Rutgers University. His research interests include black political thought, theories of justice...
Ph.D. in African American Studies, with a primary field in Anthropology and a secondary field in Studies of Women, Gender & Sexuality Class of 2010
Lyndon K. Gill was born in New York City and raised on all the Trinbagonian culture Jamaica, Queens would allow. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford...
Ph.D. in African American Studies, with a primary field in English Class of 2009
Wendy E. Grant received her B.A and M.Phil degrees in French and French Caribbean Literature respectively from the University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica.... Read more about Wendy Elizabeth Grant
Ph.D. in African Studies, with a primary field in History Class of 2011
Meghan Healy-Clancy is an Assistant Professor of History at Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, where she teaches African and world...
