Ajuan M Mance
Professor of Ethnic Studies and English
Dean of Digital Learning and Innovation, Certificate for the Advancement of Digital Learning, Metz Chair for Excellence and Creativity in Teaching
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 |
Fall 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