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Africana Studies

P. Gabrielle Foreman

Distinguished Visiting Professor

Fall 2009

Intermediate Independent Study in Africana Studies (AFRS 291)

Resist! Black Novels, Newspapers, and Transnational Violence (AFRS 330)

Phone	(207) 721-5151
Title	Distinguished Visiting Professor
Department	AFRICANA STUDIES
Work Location	403 Adams Hall
E-Mail	pforeman@bowdoin.edu

P. Gabrielle Foreman - Bowdoin College