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15.047 - GET OUT: The Disembodiment of Black Faculty and Staff (Practitioner/Scholar) Identity in Predominantly White Institutions
Fri, April 5, 12:00 to 2:00pm, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Floor: 600 Level, Room 601BSession Type: Symposium
Abstract
This symposium discussion is critical in that it seeks to enlarge the conversation about how Black faculty and staff negotiate identity in Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs). Unique to this session is the use of the film Get Out as the theoretical framework.
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GET OUT: The Disembodiment of Black Faculty and Staff (Practitioner/Scholar) Identity in Predominantly White Institutions - Fred Arthur Bonner, Prairie Vew A&M University; Crystal J. Allen, Lone Star College; Eboni M. Zamani-Gallaher, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Stella L. Smith, Prairie View A&M University; Leonard Donovan Taylor, Mississippi State University; Anthony Heaven, The University of Texas at Austin
GET OUT: The Disembodiment of Black Faculty and Staff (Practitioner/Scholar) Identity in Predominantly White Institutions — Background - Fred Arthur Bonner, Prairie Vew A&M University
GET OUT: The Disembodiment of Black Faculty and Staff (Practitioner/Scholar) Identity in Predominantly White Institutions - Crystal J. Allen, Lone Star College
GET OUT: The Disembodiment of Black Faculty and Staff (Practitioner/Scholar) Identity in Predominantly White Institutions - Leonard Donovan Taylor, Mississippi State University
GET OUT: The Disembodiment of Black Faculty and Staff (Practitioner/Scholar) Identity in Predominantly White Institutions - Leonard Donovan Taylor, Mississippi State University