African American Experiences
@ USC, 1865-1980
Brian Robinson, PhD Candidate, Department of
Sean Pitt ‘15, American Studies and History:
History: “Found and Lost: Reconsidering Education and Culture in South Carolina, 1865-1878”
“From Desegregation to Integration: Early Race
Relations at the University of South Carolina”
Tyler Parry, PhD Candidate, Department of His-
Holly Genovese, MA Candidate, Department of
tory: “When the Mountains Were Brought Low and
the Valleys were Exalted: African Americans at the
University of South Carolina, 1873-1877”
History: “After Desegregation: USC and the Office
of Minority Student Affairs”
Robert Greene II, PhD Candidate, Department
of History: “Before 1963: African Americans, USC,
and the Fight to Desegregate Southern Universities”
Ramon Jackson, PhD Candidate, Department of
History: “Peace, Love, Education, and Liberation:
The Association of Afro-American Students and
the Rise of Black Studies at USC”
Tamerra McCrea ‘14, African American Studies,
Chanal McCain ‘14, African American Studies
and Political Science: “Columbia is not Oxford and
South Carolina is not Mississippi”
Health Promotion Education and Behavior: “’Let’s
Get Together’: Harry Walker’s Campaign”
FRIDAY
April
11
The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution.
2:00 PM
Gressette Room
USC Horseshoe