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Dr. Wesley Hogan
Assistant Professor of History
Co-Director, Institute for the Study of Race Relations
Colson 101B
email: whogan@vsu.edu
Course Pages:
GEHI 123: US History Since 1865
HIST 547: Graduate Oral History Seminar
Education
- Ph.D., United States History, Duke University. May 2000.
- sub-field: Comparative History of Race & Ethnicity
- sub-field: Comparative History of Sexuality & Gender
- sub-field: Military History
- M.A., United States History, Duke University. Dec. 1995.
- B. A., History, University of Pennsylvania. May 1992.
Research Areas
Social movements; Community Organizing; Twentieth Century US history
Courses Taught
- US History Since 1865 (GEHI 123)
- HIST 352 Black Voices in American History
- HIST 444 Senior Seminar
- HIST 445 US Women's History
- HIST 545 US Women's History (Graduate)
- HIST 547 Oral History Seminar
Selected Publications
- Many Minds, One Heart: SNCC's Dream for a New America, University of North Carolina Press, 2007.
- "Freedom Economics,” in Reviews in American History, Dec. 2007.
- Review of Winifred Breines, The Trouble Between Us: an Uneasy History of White and Black Women in the Feminist Movement, North Carolina Historical Review, July 2007.
- “Why These Questions? Theorizing the Insides of SNCC’s Movement Culture,” in Local Studies, a National Movement: Toward a New Synthesis of the Black Freedom Struggle, ed. Emilye Crosby, University of Georgia press, forthcoming, fall 2008.
- “Nothin’ but a Bullet in the Head!”: Questions about Nonviolence in the Freedom Struggle,” in Local Studies, a National Movement: Toward a New Synthesis of the Black Freedom Struggle, ed. Emilye Crosby, University of Georgia press, forthcoming, fall 2008.
- "1+1: Children Challenge 'Sharecropper Education' in Baltimore," with Dirk Philipsen, First of the Month (Fall 2006).
- "Out of Time," with Dirk Philipsen, First of the Month (November 2004)
- "The Politics of Patience," First of the Month (July 2003).
- “How democracy Travels: SNCC Teaches Swarthmore Students,” Pennsylvania Magazine of History & Biography (July 2002).
- “Cincinnati: Race in the Closed City,” Social Policy 32:2 (Winter 2001/2002).
Grants & Awards
- Young People’s Project, The Dominion Education Foundation, Petersburg Public Schools, and VSU, Contract of $100,000 to continue a year-long Young People's Project in the Petersburg Middle Schools, Sept. 2007 - June 2008.
- Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, $10,000, Dec. 2006, to develop a brochure for Virginia libraries and K12 schools on the Petersburg Civil Rights Movement.
- Young People's Project, Petersburg Public Schools, and VSU, Contract of $131,900 to establish a year-long Young People's Project in the Petersburg Middle Schools, Sept. 2006-June 2007.
- Community Foundation of Richmond, Award of $12,000 in May, 2005 for VSU's Oral History Program, "Windows to the Past."
- Gwathmey Memorial Trust Foundation, Award of $16,000 in June, 2004 for 5 scholarships for VSU's Oral History Program, "Windows to the Past."
- Research Initiation Grant, Virginia State University, Spring 2004, $10,000 to begin an Oral History Program, "Windows to the Past."
- Lee S. Pattison Award for Excellence in Teaching, Cincinnati Country Day School, June 2001.
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