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Director's Statement
Summary of Research Highlights
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1998-1999 Administrative Staff Claudine Michel, Acting Director; Associate Professor, Department
of Black Studies Jacqueline Bobo,
Associate Director (beginning 10/1/98); Chair and Associate Professor, Womens
Studies Program Eula Fairgood, Business Officer Nancy Greene, Assistant to the
Director (through 1/8/99) Jeanne
Martin, Assistant to the Director (2/23/99-6/30/99) 1998-1999 Pre-Doctoral Fellows Damita
Brown, doctoral candidate, UC Santa Cruz, History of Consciousness Program Catherine
Squires, doctoral candidate, Northwestern
University, Department of Communication Studies 1998-1999 Advisory Board
In keeping with the UC Office of the President policy for Organized Research Units
(ORUs), the Director of the Center for Black Studies shall be aided by a standing Advisory
Committee, chaired by a faculty member other than the Director. The Committee participates
actively in setting the Centers goals and in critically evaluating its effectiveness
on a continuing basis.
The 1998-99 Advisory
Board Committee is composed of UCSB faculty members and one local community member. Last
year we attempted to have more community members on the Board, but were not successful due
to scheduling conflicts. The Center has been extremely fortunate in having so many very
committed and supportive individuals on its Advisory Board. Campus: Michael Brown,
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education (Chair) Jacqueline
Bobo, ex-officio, CBS and Womens Studies, Associate Professor, Womens Studies
Program Phyllis
Brady, Director, Student Diversity, Outreach & Academic Enrichment, College of
Engineering Sylvia Curtis, Black
Studies and Dance Librarian, Davidson Library Reginald Daniels,
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology Martha Davis,
Assistant Professor, Department of Black Studies Anna Everett,
Assistant Professor, Department of Film Studies Giles Gunn,
Professor, Department of English Richard
Flacks, Professor, Department of Sociology Barbara
Harthorn, Director, Social Science Research Development, Office of Research Shirley
Kennedy, Lecturer, Department of Black Studies Chris McAuley,
Assistant Professor, Department of Black Studies Claudine
Michel, ex-officio, CBS, Associate Professor,
Department of Black Studies Gerard
Pigeon, ex-officio, Acting Chair, Department of Black Studies Cedric
Robinson, Professor, Department of Black Studies James Smith,
Professor Emeritus, Departments of Art Studio and Black Studies Regina
Smith, Director, Academic Advancement Services,
Educational Opportunity Earl Stewart,
Associate Professor, Department of Black Studies Community: Ms. Anita Mackey, Santa Barbara
resident, retired social worker, Center for Black Studies Advisory Board member since the
inception of the program. |