Carolyn Campbell
Professor of African American Studies
Department of African American Studies
Maccabees Building
5057 Woodward, Suite 11002
Detroit, MI 48202
Carolyn Campbell
Retired: University of Michigan -Flint
Former Director, African American Studies, University of Michigan-Flint
King/Parks/Chavez Scholar
Research interest(s)/area of expertise
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Urban Education and Urban Neighborhoods
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African American Family
Education
- Ph.D Anthropology, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
- M.A. Anthropology, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
- B.A. Sociology and Social Studies, Oakland University, Rochester, MI Concentration, African Area Studies
- State of Michigan Teaching Certification: All Subjects, grades 7-8, All Social Sciences and Language Arts, Grades 9-12
Awards and grants
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Michigan Campus Compact Faculty Community Service Learning Award, Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MI
Currently teaching
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AFS 2010: African American Culture: Historical and Aesthetic Roots
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AFS 1010: Introduction to African American Studies
Courses taught
Urban Education: Conflicts and Strategies for Change
Introduction to Anthropology
Race and Racism
Contemporary Black Social Thought