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Christy L Pichichero
Recipient of the 2021 Presidential Medal for Faculty Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion & 2022 NAACP Arlington President's Award for GMU Anti-Racism and Inclusive Excellence (ARIE) Task Force Dr. Christy Pichichero (pronounced \pi-‘ki-kə-rō\) holds a joint appointment as Associate Professo...
HIST 335-001: African-Amer Exper in US
Fall 2024 - Charles ChavisThis course is part one of the two-semester exploration of the African American Experience in the United States. The first part of this course will focus on the African origins with a particular emphasis on the trans-Atlantic slave trade with a specific focus on the role of the French and British. Ad...
Spencer Crew
Spencer Crew has worked in public history institutions for more than twenty-five years. He served as president of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for six years and worked at the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution for twenty years. Nine of those years he se...
Suzanne E. Smith
Suzanne E. Smith received her Ph.D. from Yale University. She specializes in African American history with a particular interest in exploring how the history of African American entrepreneurship can transform our understanding of African American culture. Her current research agenda focuses on the h...
HIST 336-001: The African American Experience in the United States: From Reconstruction to the Present
Past ClassSpring 2024 - Suzanne E. Smith - Section Syllabus
This course examines African American history in the United States from the end of Reconstruction to the present. Throughout the class, we study how African Americans responded to the racial segregation and discrimination that arose after the end of slavery and traces the formation of the modern civi...
Spring 2010 Courses
These are the courses scheduled for Spring 2010 that are focused on Africa and African America. To determine whether any other course may count toward the major or minor, contact the director. This information is provided by the African and African American Studies Program and is subject to chang...
CONF 394-K01: Human Rights and InequalityMason Korea Campus
Past ClassSpring 2024 -
CONF 394-001: Human Rights and Inequality
Past ClassSpring 2024 -
The Conversation: Book Talk Series Featuring Dr. Charles Chavis
The Conversation is an open discussion series hosted by African American Studies Program at George Mason University. It provides a platform for authors and scholars in the DMV to discuss pressing their research in relation to issues at the intersections of race, peace, and justice. In this episode...
