DR. EDWARD W. CROSBY, Founder, Chairperson and Associate Professor, Pan-African Studies and Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures

DR. FRANCIS E. DORSEY, Director, Center of Pan-African Culture and the African Community Theatre (ACT), and Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies 

MR. E. TIMOTHY MOORE, M.F.A., Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies, and Curator, The Uumbaii Gallery, Center of Pan-African Culture

MRS. CAROLYN DUKES, Executive Secretary and Office Manager 

DR. KWAME NANTAMBU, Director, Institute for African American Affairs, and Associate Professor, Pan-African Studies

DR. MELODY K. BAKER, Assistant Dean, Research and Graduate Studies 

MS. ANDREA DUVALL, President, The Black United Students 

DR. HALIM EL-DABH, Adjunct University Professor Emeritus, Ethnomusicology, and Adjunct Professor, Pan-African Studies 

MR. EARL JOHNSON, President, Black Greek Council 

DR. LEONNE HUDSON, Assistant Professor, Department of History 

MR. CARLTON McHARGH, Coordinator, Greek Affairs, Office of Campus Life 

MS. LATONYA D. MYERS, Socio-Cultural Programmer, Black United Students 

DR. FERGUSON B. MEADOWS, Assistant Dean, College of Education, and Associate Professor, Adult, Counseling, Health, and Vocational Education 

MR. E. TIMOTHY MOORE, M.F.A., Assistant to the Chairperson, Department of Pan-African Studies and Curator, The Uumbaii Gallery, Center of Pan-African Culture 

DR. JACQUELINE F. ROWSER, Assistant Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, and Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies 

MS. MICHELLE T. SCOTT, Director, Office of Cultural Diversity 

MR. EDGAR STEWART, President, Black Graduate Students Association 

DR. DORIS J. TURNER, Associate Professor, Romance Languages (Portuguese and Spanish), and Coordinator, Latin American Studies Program

DR. JOHN J. BINDER, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Student Ombudsman 

DR. EDWARD W. CROSBY, Chairperson, Department of Pan-African Studies and Associate Professor, Pan-African Studies and Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures 

DR. ALENE BARNES-HARDEN, Assistant Professor and Chair, PanAfrican Studies Curriculum and Student Grievance Committees 

MR. LOCKE P. BEACHUM, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies-Trumbull and Stark 

DR. RON BROWN, Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies-Ashtabula, and Director, Minority Affairs, Ashtabula Campus 

MS. DEBORAH CALHOUN, Adjunct Instructor, Pan-African Studies 

MRS. GERALDINE HAYES CHAVEZ, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies, and Director, UPWARD BOUND 

MRS. SHIRLEY R. CROSBY, Coordinator, Cultural Programs, Center of Pan-African Culture 

DR. HALIM EL-DABH, Adjunct Professor, Pan-African Studies, and University Professor, Ethnomusicology, School of Music 

MR. RON DANIELS, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies 

MR. EDDIE HARRIS, Graduate Assistant, Pan-African Studies, and Coordinator, Cultural Programs, Center of Pan-African Culture 

MS. DONNA HENEGAR, Graduate Assistant and Senior Technician, Garrett A. Morgan Computer Lab 

MR. GARY HUBBELL, English Instructor, Departments of Pan-African Studies (CSA) and English 

MR. JOHN JACKSON, Teaching Assistant, Pan-African Studies, and Director, "Family Tree" (WKSU-TV 2) and "Ebony Waves" (WKSR-AM Radio), Co-Sponsored Telecommunications (JMC) and Pan-African Studies programs 

DR. MOHAN KAUL, Associate Professor, Departments of Pan-African Studies and Sociology 

MS. GLORIA McCULLOUGH, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies 

MS. CHRIS McVAY, English Instructor, Department of Pan-African Studies (CSA) and English, and Instructor, Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures 

MS. BARBARA MILLER, Teaching Assistant, Pan-African Studies, and Principal, Progressive Education Community School 

MR. MWATABU OKANTAH, Poet-in-Residence and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies 

MR. MARVIN PEEK, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies 

MS. TAMMORA (TAMMY) REED, Graduate Assistant and Head Librarian, Henry Dumas Memorial Library 

DR. JACQUELINE F. ROWSER, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies, and Assistant Dean, College of Arts and Sciences 

MR. THOMAS SCOTT, Graduate Assistant, Institute for African American Affairs, and Assistant Editor, KITABU

MR. JEFF SMITH, Research Assistant, Pan-African Studies, and Program Officer, African American Freshman Orientation Pilot Program 

MR. WILEY SMITH III, Assistant Professor Emeritus, Pan-African Studies 

MRS. JANET STADULIS, English Instructor, Departments of Pan-African Studies (CSA) and English 

DR. M.L. NAMBUO TEMU, Assistant Professor, African Languages — Kiswahili, Pan-African Studies, PAS Major-Minor Adviser, and Chair, DPAS-Faculty Advisory Committee 

DR. RABAI J. TEMU, Adjunct Assistant Professor, African Languages — Kiswahili, Pan-African Studies 

MS. ANGELIQUE TROY, Manager, Duka La Ujamaa (Cooperative Economic Store), Center of Pan-African Culture 

MS. MARY-THERESE WEBSTER, English Instructor, Departments of Pan-African Studies (CSA) and English 

DR. CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS, Associate Professor, Pan-African Studies, and Interim Dean, Geauga Campus 

MR. JAMES WUILLE, English Instructor, Departments of Pan-African Studies (CSA) and English

MR. ADISA ALKEBULAN (MICHAEL DALE), Office Assistant and Facilities Management, Center of Pan-African Culture 

MS. TANYA DENNY, Receptionist and Senior Office Assistant, Center of Pan-African Culture 

MS. ANGELINA DUDLEY, Office Assistant, Main Office, Department of Pan-African Studies, and Publicity Chair, The Black United Students 

MR. DEREK ROBINSON, Facilities Management, Center of Pan-African Culture 

MS. RINA R. REID, Technician, Garrett A. Morgan Computer Lab 

MS. TRELLIS GOODE, Office Assistant, Main Office, Department of Pan-African Studies, and Treasurer, The Black United Students 

MS. MONEA WILLIAMS, Receptionist and Office Assistant, Institute for African American Affairs 

MS. TANEA WOODBERRY, Assistant Librarian, Henry Dumas Memorial Library, Center of Pan-African Culture 

MS. LISA WHEELER, Office Assistant, Main Office, Department of Pan-African Studies, and Education Chair, The Black United Students 

MR. ENLOE WILSON, Student Coordinator, "Ebony Waves," (WKSR–AM Radio) a Co-Sponsored Telecommunications (JMC) and Pan-African Studies program

*^{This listing reflects the Department's faculty, staff, and student interns and assistants as of January, 1993.}