Explore the captivating journey of UConn Africana Studies and History professor Dexter Gabriel, who, under the pen name P. Djèlí Clark, found literary success in the world of science fiction. From receiving his Ph.D. to the thrill of Tor.com publishing, witness the secret life of Dexter Gabriel unfold in the realm of fantasy and storytelling. […]
Month: January 2024
Fiona Vernal’s EPOCH Program is Now officially in Partnership with Connecticut Humanities
Connecticut Humanities has awarded a $200,000 Partnership Grant to Fiona Vernal for her program “An Integrated Framework for Engaged, Public, Oral, and Community Histories” (or EPOCH), which focuses on the expansion of public history, encouraging collaboration between UConn undergraduates, faculty, archivists, and community organizations to tell captivating stories that have taken place both across the […]
Jubilee’s Experiment
Cambridge University Press, 2023
Historic Firsts in U.S. Elections
Routledge, 2022
The Many Resurrections
University of Pennsylvania Press, 2022
Success Is What You Leave Behind
Academic Press, 2021
Furious Feminisms
Univ Of Minnesota Press, 2020
Ellen Emmet Rand
Bloomsbury Publishing, 2022
The Illustrated Slave
University of Georgia Press, 2020
Protecting Whiteness
University of Washington Press, 2020