Tailour Garbutt ('16) explores the experiences of black women at Dartmouth from the 1970s to the present in her online senior project, "Speaking our Truths."
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AAAS Brings Two Graphic Artists to Campus
June 13, 2016
Spring brought two graphic artists to campus: Kyle Baker (whose book NAT TURNER is widely taught); and Keith Knight (creator of popular comic strips the Knight Life, (th)ink, and the KChronicles).
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Alumni Story: Whitney P. Foster '64
March 17, 2016
I wrote my senior thesis on Nigeria: The Emerging Giant (or something like that). On graduation all I wanted to do was to go to Nigeria, and...
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Alumni Story: Murktarat Yussuff '12
March 16, 2016
After graduating from Dartmouth I went on a one-year fellowship study in London, England, studying the Nigerian design diaspora there and a...
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Alumni Story: Antonio V. Brown '13
March 16, 2016
After graduating from Dartmouth with the class of 2013, I began working with the SEAD, stepping into their new College Pathway Coordinator...
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Alumni Story: Olivia Scott '13
March 10, 2016
"I am a 2013 graduate of Dartmouth College and African and African-American Studies major originally from Charlotte, NC. At Dartmouth, I...
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Guest Lecturers visit AAAS Winter course
March 08, 2016
Two guest lecturers visited Professor Keith L. Walker's seminar, AAAS 88/ From Diaspora Practices to Theory....
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Alumni Story: Andrea Glover '01
February 29, 2016
"Since graduating from Dartmouth with a degree in African and African-American Studies, I went on to receive a Master's in Teaching Social...
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Alumni Story: Emma Routhier '12
February 29, 2016
"After graduating, I taught 3rd grade at an all-girls charter elementary school in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn for two years through Teach for...
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Faculty Panel Discusses the Teaching of 'Black Lives Matter'
February 08, 2016
A faculty panel was held on the topic of "Teaching Why Black Lives Matter." AAAS-affiliated faculty Aimee Bahng and Abigail Neely were among the panelists.
