He also teaches in the School of Medicine at New York University. His research integrates political science, economics, history, and medical anthropology through an explicit focus on debt, slavery, insurance, forensics, and incarceration. He is currently at work on two books that center on slavery, insurance, and incarceration.

The National Humanities Center has partnered with the UNCF/Mellon Programs to provide an opportunity for UNCF faculty members for a one-semester fellowship at the National Humanities Center.

The distinction and award only add to what many at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and elsewhere believe and feel about Howard Rambsy II, PhD...

Danica C. Tisdale Named New Assistant Dean of Diversity

reelaviolette botts-ward, (formerly Brittany “Reeci” Botts), Class of 2015, has published her first book, entitled "mourning my inner [blackgirl] child" (Nomadic Press, 2021).