Our final fellowship spotlight of the academic year features Joshua R. Strayhorn, Ph.D., a Duke History PhD student studying African American migration and religion in the South following the Civil War. More on his work: bit.ly/3EDB3Dr

I’m excited about the forthcoming paperback release of my book JOHN HERVEY WHEELER, BLACK BANKING, AND THE ECONOMIC STRUGGLE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS! University Press of Kentucky. Now available for preorder w/ August 3, 2022 release date.

As we approach the start date for new tenure track faculty, remember if you choose to stay in the academy you have potentially 20 to 30 years to create the perfect syllabus, but in most cases you only have 20 to 30 days to pick the right retirement plan for you.

This week! The CSUF Digital Ethnic Futures team is hosting a FREE workshop series for educators/researchers just getting started with Digital Scholarship. We'll be joined by @findauut Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara Colleen Robledo Greene and more. Register and learn more at csufdigital.com

The Department of History is so excited to welcome Mr. Ajamu Dillahunt-Holloway as a Interinstitutional Scholar for Diversity and Inclusion (ISDI) Fellow for 2022-2023! Mr. Dillahunt is a PhD candidate in the Department of History at Michigan State University.

Dr. Emory J. Tolbert Howard University History Department @HowardGradSch Professor and former Chair of the Department of History December 26, 1946 October 4, 2022 May his memory be a blessing.

When the Wall Street trapper starts following you.

In the 1772 court case “Somerset v Stewart,” an English court found that the concept of slavery had no basis in English law. Historian @fraz_hist (NHC, 2021–22) discusses the way that this ruling had broader ramifications in a politically fraught moment. bit.ly/3eupZzU

Join Harriot College guest Dr. Charmaine McKissick-Melton, of North Carolina Central University, as she discusses the life and legacy of her father, civil rights leader and North Carolina native Floyd McKissick. 🗓️ 10/18 | ⏰ 12:30-1:45 PM 📌 Brewster, C-304 or, via Microsoft Teams ➡️ teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/…

Thanks to Dr. McKissick-Melton for speaking with faculty, staff, and students from Harriot College ECU Honors College @ECUOED about the legacy of her father Mr. Floyd McKissick. #SoulCity

We're hiring (6 months, full time, benefits): spartantalent.uncg.edu/postings/24778

Join Harriot College Whichard Distinguished Professor in the Humanities, Dr. Aleia M. Brown, ECU Department of History, and ECU Sustainability for a 🎬 screening of "The Smell of Money." ⏰ 6 PM | 🗓️ Feb. 22 📌 Main Campus Student Center, Black Box Theater Learn more ➡️ calendar.ecu.edu/event/sustaina…

Meet our new faculty member, Ajamu Amiri Dillahunt-Holloway! history.news.chass.ncsu.edu/2023/04/03/mee…

Dissertation has been successfully defended. A special shoutout to the greatest guidance committee for their mentorship and high expectations: Dr. Dagbovie (my advisor and mentor), Dr. LaShawn Harris (LaShawn Harris), Dr. Nwando Achebe Nwando), and Dr. Glenn Chambers.

Check out all that Professor Ajamu Dillahunt-Holloway has accomplished since he joined our department this year in our Meet the Faculty series. history.news.chass.ncsu.edu/2023/10/16/mee…

‘DAMN THIS TREACHEROUS FLATTERY My latest on the recent wave of people denouncing and renouncing their Greek organizations. In today's @AJC PLS RT ajc.com/black-atlanta-…