African American women educators
Found in 23 Collections and/or Records:
Deborah Muirhead lectures at the University of Connecticut
Dorothy Rudd Moore lectures at the University of Connecticut
Joan Sandler lectures at the University of Connecticut
Linda Patton speaks to the Black Experience in the Arts class with performances by James Spruill and Georgette Leslie.
Lynda Patton lectures at the University of Connecticut
Marilyn Nelson Waniek lectures at the University of Connecticut
Marshall, Paule , 1980 October 21
Melba Moore lectures at the University of Connecticu
Moore, Dorothy Rudd, 1975 - 1980
Moore, Melba, 1989 November 14
Singer and actress Melba Moore lectured on 11/14/1989 (2015-0002/AC12).
Muirhead, Deborah, 1983 - 1986
Patton, Lynda, 1990 March 20
Poet and playwright Lynda Patton lectured on two occasions: 2/10/1987 (2015-0002/RR247) and 3/20/1990 (2015-0002/AC16).
AC 16 Ms. Patton's lecture was on being a playwright, specifically a Black, female playwright.
RR 247 Linda Patton speaks to the Black Experience in the Arts class with performances by James Spruill and Georgette Leslie.
Patton, Lynda with James Spruill and Georgette Leslie, 1987 February 10
Ms. Patton spoke about her personal history, education, experiences with discrimination, civil rights all of which impacted her career and introduced the readings and monologues spoken by Spruill and Leslie. Mr. Spruill read a piece he wrote about Ms. Patton's father entitled "And they gave me gas money" and other monologues. Ms. Leslie's monologue began with "I'm what you call a good girl."
Paule Marshall lectures at the University of Connecticut
Pearl Williams-Jones lectures at the University of Connecticut.
Perry, Regenia, 1970 - 1977
Art historian Regenia Perry spoke on 10/4/1977 (2015-0002/RR24) and 11/30/1970 (2015-0002/RR248).
Perry taught one of the first African-American Art history courses at a traditionally white institution (Virginia Commonwealth Institution). Receiving her PhD in Art History from The University of Pennsylvania, Perry became the first African American woman to hold a doctorate in art, and the first African American to hold a doctorate in American art.
Professor Ardelle Striker lectures at the University of Connecticut
Regenia Perry lectures at the University of Connecticut
Sandler, Joan , 1981 November 10
Southern, Eileen, 1972 September 26
Eileen Jackson Southern (February 19, 1920 – October 13, 2002) was an American musicologist, researcher, author, and teacher. Southern's research focused on black American musical styles, musicians, and composers; she also published on early music. She lectured on 9/26/1972 (2015-0002/RR272).
Striker, Ardelle, 1990 February 13
Leon Bailey introduces Professor Ardelle Striker. Striker speaks about who has produced Black Theatre followed by trends in Black Theatre today and what is being produced in 1990. Theater professor Ardelle Striker spoke on 2/13/1990 (2015-0002/AC22).