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Examining the Transformation Occurring Within Developmental States, of Southern Africa, Through Interviews Conducted with Southern African Youth Influencers, by Students from Lincoln University, and the University of South Africa
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Creating Inclusive, Student Centered Textbooks for Communications Courses at HBCUs
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Golden Age of Pan Africanism: The 1958 All-African People’s Conference, A Revolutionary Landmark Gathering
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Recording Project | Emancipated Art – A Vocal Recording and Textbook of the Historic “African Romances” Song Cycle
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Investigating Hemoglobin’s Roles in Nitroso Compound Interactions and Implications for Human Health
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Completing and publishing my study titled “Examining HBCU student’s lived experiences with ostracism”
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Creating Inclusive, Student Centered Textbooks for Communications Courses at HBCUs
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