'We Produce Great Minds'
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The Africana Studies Department extends its warmest congratulations to Dr. Jerome Taylor on his upcoming retirement. We are deeply grateful for his years of dedicated service, insightful contributions, and unwavering commitment to the university. Dr. Taylor’s impact on our community and the field of Africana Studies is immeasurable, and we wish him a fulfilling and joyous retirement ahead. We thank him for everything he has done and look forward to celebrating his remarkable career.
Wishing you all the best, Dr. Taylor!
African, African-American, and Caribbean cultures, traditions, and values are crucial to an understanding of the vital importance of Africa as a major player in the global system in this age of global interdependence. Learn more about the road to your future.
Watch a video of students and professors describing what makes Africana Studies a unique department that produces lawyers, doctors, business executives and other successful graduates.
Catch up with the latest news from the Department of Africana Studies, including recent events, initiatives, and spotlights, in our Newsletter (PDF).
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