‘Black Faculty Learning Communities’: Listen to March 9 ‘MTSU On the Record’

Producer/Host: Gina Logue
Guests: Drs. Christina Cobb, S. Renee Jones, Chandra Story, Michelle Stevens, Michaele Chappell, and Jeremiah Asaka

Synopsis: Five MTSU faculty members and an MTSU alumnus discuss Black faculty learning communities, groups created to provide support and networking opportunities in predominantly white institutions.

Six professors who co-authored a research paper on faculty learning communities for Black educators in colleges and universities are the guests for the March 9

‘MTSU On the Record’ explores Black faculty learning communities

The concept of faculty learning communities for Black educators in colleges and universities was the topic of discussion on a recent “MTSU On the Record” radio program. Host Gina Logue’s interview with six Black professors who co-authored a research paper on the subject first aired March 9 on WMOT-FM Roots Radio 89.5…

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