Reimagining Black History: Research, Relevance, and Resistance

This Black History Month, the Office of Research invites you to a dynamic panel discussion celebrating the rich contributions of Black scholars. Join us for an engaging conversation as we explore the groundbreaking research happening at WSU, highlighting the voices and work of Black faculty members. Join us for an open dialogue on the relevance of Black history research today and its role in challenging conventional narratives, advocating for social justice, and building a more inclusive future. Panelists will share insights into their innovative work, offering perspectives on how research can empower communities, resist systemic inequalities, and inspire transformative change.

Moderated by Chioma Heim, Director of Advising and Student Services, College of Arts and Sciences, the panel will feature:

• Amir Gilmore — Assistant Professor (Tenure Track), College of Education
• Diamond Beverly Porter — Assistant Professor (Tenure track), College of Arts and Sciences
• Marlene Gaynair — Assistant Professor (Tenure track), College of Arts and Sciences

RSVP below for this insightful virtual event on February 25th from 10:00 am to 11:00 am.

This discussion will center on the profound impact of Black scholarship across disciplines, addressing current research challenges and its vital role in shaping future knowledge. It’s an opportunity to learn from WSU’s Black scholars as they lead the way in reimagining history, fostering relevance, and resisting oppressive systems.

Let’s come together to honor and build on the legacy of Black scholarship at WSU.

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