College of Social Science
On August 14th at 6 PM, SOURCE Booksellers, a black-owned bookstore in Detroit, will be holding an online author event, moderated by Hilary Jones, for Dr. Nwando Achebe’s new book, Female Monarch and Merchant Queens in Africa. See below: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/female-monarchs-and-merchant-queens-in-africa-author-talk-w-nwando-achebe-tickets-114748882998
Jenifer Barclay is an alumna of the Michigan State University College of Social Science. In 2011, she earned her PhD in History, and is now an assistant professor at the University at Buffalo. Her research centers around the African-American history, slavery and disabilities, and the… Continue Reading PhD Alumna, Jenifer Barclay, Diversity Spotlight
Lewis Siegelbaum published “‘Kak u sebia doma’: The Personal, the Private and the Question of Privacy in Soviet Russia” in Outside “the Comfort Zone”: Performances and Discourses of Privacy in Late Socialist Europe, edited by Tatiana Klepikova and Lukas Raabe and published by De Gruyter.… Continue Reading Prof Siegelbaum Published Kak u sebia doma
Jamie Monson is director of the African Studies Center and professor of history at Michigan State University. She was invited by the Social Science Research Council to write a thought piece on the intersection of transregional research and the Covid-19 pandemic. Read her piece here:… Continue Reading Prof Monson on Social Science Research Council
Professor Sleeper-Smith’s “Native American Histories in North America,” now a permanent feature on the Oxford Bibliographies spotlight page, “Native American Studies.” It can be accessed at: https://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/obo/page/native-american-studies.