Navigating Discussions of Race
Vice President for Information Services and CIO Keith McIntosh can explore leading discussions around difficult topics regarding race and racism.
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Race & Violent Crime
Historian and leadership studies professor Lauren Henley can discuss African American history, the ethics of crime, and the history of serial killers.
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Inclusive Businesses
Robins School of Business Dean Mickey Quiñones can speak to the benefits of diversity in business.
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Modern African American History
Leadership studies professor Julian Hayter is a historian and a go-to expert on modern U.S. history, African-American history, and the American civil rights movement.
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African American & Women's History
Visiting Lecturer Lauranett Lee is a leading public historian in Virginia who works to ensure diverse historical interpretations are inclusive and respectful.
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Racial Identity & Politics
Political science professor Andrea Simpson has dedicated her academic career to researching the Environmental Justice Movement and effective protest strategy.
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Health Disparities
Camilla Nonterah is a counseling psychologist whose clinical interests focus on behavioral medicine.
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UR's Wyatt Tee Walker Collection
Boatwright Library's Reference and Processing Archivist Taylor McNeilly is leading the effort to process the personal collection of civil rights leader Rev. Dr. Wyatt Tee Walker.
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Mental Health & Racism
Charlynn Small is a clinical psychologist who has studied how the stressors of racism cause eating disorders.
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Literature
English professor Bert Ashe researches late 20th-century and early 21st-century literature and culture.
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Theatre
Theatre professor Chuck Mike areas of expertise include theatre for social change, cultural diversity, and Black theatre.
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Music
Matthew Oware is a sociology professor whose research examines the intersections of race, class, and gender in popular culture.
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Race & Memorialization
Rhetoric and communication studies professor Nicole Maurantonio's research explores narrative and material traces of memory.
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Mapping Inequality
Digital Scholarship Lab Director Rob Nelson has overseen the creation of many digital maps that explores residual effects of racist policies.
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Race & Government
History professor Eric Yellin has examined racial discrimination in federal offices over the course of U.S. history.
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