Academics Black Studies Forms, Policies, Publications Forms, Policies, Publications SECTION NAVIGATION Black Studies About Community Learning Degree Requirements Courses Alumni & Careers Faculty & Staff Forms, Policies, Publications Afrocentric Reading ListAn Afrocentric reading list compiled by the Black Studies program Black Studies Faculty: Select ScholarshipBlack Studies Faculty: Select Scholarship in the Discipline Checklists for Black Studies Majors and MinorsA quick guide to requirements for Black Studies majors and minors Black Studies About Degree Requirements Courses Alumni & Careers Faculty & Staff Forms, Policies, Publications Contact Us Phone 740-587-6594 Knapp Hall 209 View all contacts » Linda Krumholz Professor Director, The Center for Black Studies krumholz@denison.edu 740-587-8674 Toni King Professor kingt@denison.edu 740-587-6567 Farrah Chrstos Academic Administrative Assistant chrstosf@denison.edu 740-587-6594 Spotlights Denison Magazine The Office: John L. Jackson True to its occupant, John Jackson’s office is a quiet space — personal, distinctive. Denison Magazine The ON Switch Conversations with faculty about what it means to teach — and to trigger those amazing moments of illumination How We Learn Cultural Critique Students take their learning and engage with current topics as critics — as they become published authors and add to their résumés. How We Learn New Book by Diana Mafe Examines Race and Gender in Pop Culture Diana Mafe's book opens a new door in literature - boldly going into science fiction to look at race and gender norms. Where We Go Teaching Is a Calling for Jerome Price ’12 When Jerome Price graduated from Denison University in 2012, he had no doubt where his career path lay. Where We Go Victoria Roberts ’11, Publishes Work: Forever Under Construction Victoria Roberts '11 has just published her first book of poetry entitled: Forever Under Construction. How We Learn Black Studies Professor, Anita Waters, Retires after 25 Years Dr. Anita Waters is acknowledged at the Center for Black Studies' Senior Symposium for her 25 years of contributions to the program. How We Learn Research Conducted on Black Women Student Activism of the 1960s Dr. Lauren Araiza Conducts Research on Black Women Student Activism of the 1960s. How We Learn Jackson & King collaborate in "The Critical Black Studies Reader" Black Studies Professors John Jackson and Toni King Publish Article in Groundbreaking Text on Black Studies. How We Learn Dr. Omedi Ochieng gets published Dr. Omedi Ochieng Publishes Landmark Book in the Field of Black Studies that Interrogates the Meaning of "The Good Life." Where We Go Seminarian Brooke Hayes '08 Shares Stories of Ethical Leadership Brooke Hayes '08 visits Dr. Toni King's Black Women and Organizational Leadership class. How We Learn What mixed girls may not tell you Rhayna Kramer '19 explores "colorism" in today's society. How We Learn Why Riri Williams, the new "Iron Man," matters For Imani Congdon '20, the new "Iron Man," a young black woman named Riri Williams, is a hopeful sign. Where We Go Elizabeth J. A. Siwo-Okundi '01 awarded Denison Alumni Citation Elizabeth J. A. Siwo-Okundi '01, a preacher in Boston, has been awarded a prestigious Denison Alumni Citation. How We Learn Toni Morrison Scholar, Dr. Linda Krumholz, Ends Term as Director Dr. Linda Krumholz Returns to English after Directing the Black Studies Program. What's Happening Film Screenings Third Annual Middle East Film Festival Denison's Third Annual Middle East Film Festival in Herrick Hall on Thursdays at 6pm during the month of February. Read more In the News The power of connecting people Professor Toni King remembers friend and fellow Denison faculty member Terrance Dean, Ph.D. Read more In the News Prof. Jack Shuler: Black Ohioans die from overdose at higher rates Black people make up 13.2% of Ohio’s population, and yet, they account for 20% of opioid overdose deaths so far this year, says Shuler. Read more See Archives More From Denison Denison Seminars Denison Seminars Study Abroad Study Abroad Living at Denison Living at Denison Career Exploration Career Exploration
Denison Magazine The Office: John L. Jackson True to its occupant, John Jackson’s office is a quiet space — personal, distinctive.
Denison Magazine The ON Switch Conversations with faculty about what it means to teach — and to trigger those amazing moments of illumination
How We Learn Cultural Critique Students take their learning and engage with current topics as critics — as they become published authors and add to their résumés.
How We Learn New Book by Diana Mafe Examines Race and Gender in Pop Culture Diana Mafe's book opens a new door in literature - boldly going into science fiction to look at race and gender norms.
Where We Go Teaching Is a Calling for Jerome Price ’12 When Jerome Price graduated from Denison University in 2012, he had no doubt where his career path lay.
Where We Go Victoria Roberts ’11, Publishes Work: Forever Under Construction Victoria Roberts '11 has just published her first book of poetry entitled: Forever Under Construction.
How We Learn Black Studies Professor, Anita Waters, Retires after 25 Years Dr. Anita Waters is acknowledged at the Center for Black Studies' Senior Symposium for her 25 years of contributions to the program.
How We Learn Research Conducted on Black Women Student Activism of the 1960s Dr. Lauren Araiza Conducts Research on Black Women Student Activism of the 1960s.
How We Learn Jackson & King collaborate in "The Critical Black Studies Reader" Black Studies Professors John Jackson and Toni King Publish Article in Groundbreaking Text on Black Studies.
How We Learn Dr. Omedi Ochieng gets published Dr. Omedi Ochieng Publishes Landmark Book in the Field of Black Studies that Interrogates the Meaning of "The Good Life."
Where We Go Seminarian Brooke Hayes '08 Shares Stories of Ethical Leadership Brooke Hayes '08 visits Dr. Toni King's Black Women and Organizational Leadership class.
How We Learn What mixed girls may not tell you Rhayna Kramer '19 explores "colorism" in today's society.
How We Learn Why Riri Williams, the new "Iron Man," matters For Imani Congdon '20, the new "Iron Man," a young black woman named Riri Williams, is a hopeful sign.
Where We Go Elizabeth J. A. Siwo-Okundi '01 awarded Denison Alumni Citation Elizabeth J. A. Siwo-Okundi '01, a preacher in Boston, has been awarded a prestigious Denison Alumni Citation.
How We Learn Toni Morrison Scholar, Dr. Linda Krumholz, Ends Term as Director Dr. Linda Krumholz Returns to English after Directing the Black Studies Program.
Film Screenings Third Annual Middle East Film Festival Denison's Third Annual Middle East Film Festival in Herrick Hall on Thursdays at 6pm during the month of February. Read more
In the News The power of connecting people Professor Toni King remembers friend and fellow Denison faculty member Terrance Dean, Ph.D. Read more
In the News Prof. Jack Shuler: Black Ohioans die from overdose at higher rates Black people make up 13.2% of Ohio’s population, and yet, they account for 20% of opioid overdose deaths so far this year, says Shuler. Read more