News & Announcements
Dr. Carol Wilson Publishes Book About Slavery, Racial Identity and the Antebellum Legal System
Dr. Carol Wilson has recently published her book, The Two Lives of Sally Miller: A Case of Mistaken Racial Identity in Antebellum New Orleans. For more information, click here to be redirected to the Rutgers University Press website.
WC Grants Its First Black Studies Minor
The Black Studies Program is pleased to announce Sidra Carman, from Silver Spring, Maryland, is the first Washington College student to earn a minor in Black Studies. Sidra graduated with a B.A. in History on May, 20, 2007. She will be interning at the National Low Income Housing Coalition this summer and plans to pursue a career with the government or in the non-profit sector in the Washington, D.C. area. Sidra believes her Black Studies minor will serve her well, especially in the non-profit sector where she is particularly interested in minority issues. Completing a minor in Black Studies, "shows that I like diversity and that I am interested in a variety of issues," Sidra says. Congratulations, Sidra!
Press Release - Dr. Alisha Knight Awarded Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
Press Release - New Black Studies Minor Launched in 2006