Forms, Policies, Publications

Afrocentric Reading List

An Afrocentric reading list compiled by the Black Studies program

Black Studies Faculty: Select Scholarship

Black Studies Faculty: Select Scholarship in the Discipline

Checklists for Black Studies Majors and Minors

A quick guide to requirements for Black Studies majors and minors

Contact Us

Mail

Black Studies

100 West College Street

Granville, OH 43023

Phone

740-587-6594

Knapp Hall, 209

Full Contact List

Toni King

Director, The Center for Black Studies

Associate Professor

kingt@denison.edu

740-587-6567

John L. Jackson

Associate Professor

jackson@denison.edu

740-587-6560

Spotlights

How We Learn

New Book by Diana Mafe Examines Race and Gender in Pop Culture

Where We Go

Teaching Is a Calling for Jerome Price ’12

Where We Go

Victoria Roberts ’11, Publishes Work: Forever Under Construction

How We Learn

Black Studies Professor, Anita Waters, Retires after 25 Years

How We Learn

Research Conducted on Black Women Student Activism of the 1960s

How We Learn

Jackson & King collaborate in "The Critical Black Studies Reader"

How We Learn

Dr. Omedi Ochieng gets published

Where We Go

Seminarian Brooke Hayes '08 Shares Stories of Ethical Leadership

How We Learn

What mixed girls may not tell you

What's Happening

Faculty

Critiques of Recent Media by Prof. Diana Mafe

Prof. Diana Mafe reviews "A Wrinkle in Time," and "Star Trek: Discovery."

Faculty

Faculty-directed Film, 'Warrior Women,' Debuts

Denison faculty Elizabeth Castle's new documentary, "Warrior Women," follows Lakota activist and community organizer Madonna Thunder Hawk.

Lectures & Discussions

Round Table Discussion Commemorates MLK Assassination

The Denison Black Studies program hosts a roundtable discussion to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination.

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