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• Curriculum Covered United States History (1607-Present, Concentrating on U.S. Post-1865), Latin American History and Atlantic History. MY Area of Specialization Dealt with U.S. Labor History, with A Focus on Industrial Decline in the U.S. Textile Industry Between the New Deal and the Mid-1970s. Issues Examined Included Domestic Trade Policies from Franklin D. Roosevelt Through Gerald Ford, and the Responses of Labor, Capital, and the State to Trade Policies in That Period. (In Plain Language: What Forces Lay Behind the Decline of American Manufacturing After World War Ii? How can WE Use That Research, in Part, to Seek Policy Suggestions for Revitalizing U.S. Manufacturing?) Dissertation: &Quot;Fraying Fabric: Textile Labor, Trade Politics, and Deindustrialization, 1933-1974&Quot; (Defended July 2016, with Distinction) Additional Interests Include Social Movements, African-American History, and Economic/Business History.
• Post-Baccalaureate Student in the Department of Political Science.
• Activities and Societies: Unitas 1 and 2; North Carolina Fellows Program; the Daily Tar Heel (Reporter, Desk Editor, Copy Editor, Ombudsman), Counselor, Project Uplift; Resident Assistant (Carolina Summer, 1989; Ehringhaus Residence Hall, 1989-91), Black Ink (Copy Editor and Contributor); Peer Piloting Program; Carolina Association of Black Journalists; Senior Class Marshal; Order of the Golden Fleece; Award for Best BA Thesis, Afro-American Studies Curriculum, for &Quot;Kingstown, North Carolina: its Origins and Evolution.&Quot;