Access Matters Accolades
Photo: History doctoral candidate Jada Gannaway (right) had the opportunity to conduct an oral interview with Jennifer Jones (left), sister of political activist Altheia Jones-Lecointe.
This month, we celebrate “Black History Month.” Black History Month pays honor to the millions of African Americans who have worked to achieve full citizenship in American society.
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Faculty/Staff
Dr. Emilie Smith
Dr. Emilie Smith is a professor of Ecological and Community Psychology and Director of the MSU Youth Equity Program. Smith's community-based approach to research focuses on the family, community and socio-cultural factors that influence child development.
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Alumni
Tiffany Shorter
Tiffany Shorter is the Director, R&D (Research and Development) Change Management and ACOS Program Management at AbbVie.
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Student
Jada Gannaway
Jada Gannaway is a doctoral candidate specializing in Caribbean History whose research centers on Black women’s political activism and the global dimensions of the Black Freedom struggle.