Ajuan M Mance
Professor of Ethnic Studies and English
Dean of Digital Learning and Innovation, Certificate for the Advancement of Digital Learning
Mills Hall 311
Professional Interests: African American literature, 19th-century American literature, US popular culture, the oral tradition in US literature, Black feminist thought, African American art
Curriculum VitaeAt Mills Since 1999
Education
- BA, Brown University
- MA, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
- PhD, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Faculty Office Hours, Fall 2018
| Days | Times | Room |
|---|---|---|
| M | 1:00 pm–2:30 pm | Mills Hall Room 311 |
Spring 2020 Schedule
| Day | Time | Course Title | Room |
|---|---|---|---|
| TR | 11:00 am-12:15 pm | First Year Seminar | |
| TR | 1:00 pm-2:15 pm | African Amer Women's History |
Courses Taught
- ENG 043: Survey of African American Literature
- ENG 080G: Comparative Ethnic Literature and Cultural Production
- ENG 117: Representing Blackness: Film and Literature in Africa and the Diaspora
- ENG 180E: Oakland Writers and Artists in Community and Context: We Are the Voices We have Been Waiting For
- ENG 180E: Oakland Writers and Artists in Community and Context: We Are the Voices We have Been Waiting
- ENG 180G: Comparative Ethnic Literature and Cultural Production
- ENG 217: Representing Blackness: Film and Literature in Africa and the Diaspora
- ENG 280E: Oakland Writers and Artists in Community and Context: We Are the Voices We have Been Waiting For
- ENG 280E: Oakland Writers and Artists in Community and Context: We Are the Voices We have Been Waiting
- ETHS 043: Survey of African American Literature
- ETHS 052: African American Women's History
- ETHS 090: Comparative Ethnic Literature and Cultural Production
- ETHS 114: Representing Blackness: Film and Literature in Africa and the Diaspora
- ETHS 150: Black Feminist Theory
- SAW 001: Summer Academic Workshop for Leaders and Scholars