Award-winning graduate program offering thesis and non-thesis tracks for M.A. in History. GRE not required. Contact Dr. Jerry Gershenhorn, [email protected]
Pleased to report that 6 of our students--Orilonise Yarborough, Geoffrey Gadsden, Deirdre Brooks, Beverly Boone, Merald Patterson, Dana Green--earned M.A. degrees in history @NCCU this semester, which may be a record for the M.A. Program in History
What's better than 1️⃣ degree... 2️⃣ degrees! Join the @nccugraduateoffice Wednesday 4/13 for the Graduate School Fair in the A.E. Student Union Lobby from 11 a.m. 2 p.m. #NCCULife
@NCCU@NCCUHistory accepting applications for Fall 2022 for our award-winning M.A. program in history, renowned for developing outstanding historians. Apply here: https://t.co/gYzhSOd1dv
Please join us in welcoming Chris Laws as the new executive director of Preservation Durham!
PD’s board of directors recently approved Laws’ hiring, concluding a 3+ month search. As a brief introduction, here's a quick thread about why we're so excited to have him:
@NCCU Dept of History has two positions being advertised: Assistant Professor, pre-1900 African American/Women’s History: https://t.co/FerGqZhRmd
Assistant or Associate Professor, 20th Century U.S./NC: https://t.co/Wj6iS2PmBn
The James E. Shepard House was built for our #NCCU founder and his wife in 1925 to house the university's presidents through the early 1980s.
It was renovated by a grant and donations, and it now houses an exhibit on Dr. Shepard's life. Visit today!
#NCCUHistory#HBCUHistory
Join #NCCU for a series of virtual events in honor of #WomensHistoryMonth! The celebration will include lectures, discussions and film screenings focused on the accolades of women in various fields, and health/wellness practices. Learn more: https://t.co/mISgu5A1pQ
@NCCU History Professor Dr. Charles Johnson @AfrDiaspora and his students are uncovering the history of African Americans in Chatham County, NC https://t.co/CpqkbwzbUj
Gotta show love to @NCCUHist_MA for all they do to train their students. So many of their grads are doing big things and getting PhDs outchea! #Blktwitterstorians 😉😉😉😉😉
Current @NCCU M.A. Program in History student Orilonise Yarborough is the recipient of a two-year Public History Fellowship with the National Museum of African American History and Culture @NMAAHC
Highlights include (3/3): The Dept. of History will host the Helen G. Edmonds New South Lecture Series w/ adjunct professor Johneta Devoe and grad student Hazel Boomer at 6 p.m. on 3/22. Register for the event at https://t.co/0rPYVOBJp6.
Now accepting applications for the M.A. Program in History @NCCU for Fall 2022. Our recent grads attend Ph.D. Programs in History @UHouston@MorganStateU, @NCState, @UNCG among others. To apply: https://t.co/pjNJkdjVmP (We no longer require the GRE)
Jerry Gershenhorn, "The Power of the Press: Southern Black Journalists and the 20th Century Freedom Struggle," 6 pm, Wed. Feb. 23, @NCCU on Zoom #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/qL3HNvc59B
Feb. 23, 6 p.m., Zoom: “The Power of the Press: Southern Black Journalists and the 20th Century Freedom Struggle," featuring Jerry Gershenhorn, @NCCU Prof. of History. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/qL3HNvc59B
Dr. Abdul Alkalimat in conversation with @ddhewty about his new book, The History of Black Studies.
Dr. Alkalimat is currently describing the history of Black Studies at HBCUs. Below, including @NCCUHist_MA.