Black History Month
The Notre Dame scholars below are available to comment on issues related to art, monuments and material culture, segregation and integration, civil rights, race and politics, race and ethnicity and race and human behavior.
Arts, Monuments and Material Culture
Erika Doss
Monuments and memorials; Public art; Memory studies; 20th-21st century American art and culture; American modernism
(574) 631-2706
doss.2@nd.edu
Sophie White
Race ; Slavery and the African diaspora ; Native American history ; French colonial America ; Material culture
(574) 631 6529
swhite1@nd.edu
Segregation and Integration
Civil Rights
Judith Fox
Consumer law; Cross-cultural counseling; Fair debt collection; Foreclosure; Negotiation; Predatory lending
574-631-7795
Judith.L.Fox.30@nd.edu
Jennifer Mason McAward
Civil rights law; Constitutional law; Habeas corpus
574-631-7528
mason.1@nd.edu
Richard Pierce
African-american; Urban; And civil rights history
574-631-7191
rpierce@nd.edu
Race and Politics
Darren Davis
Political psychology; Public opinion; Political behavior; Elections; Racial politics; Methodology; Media and communications
574-631-5654
Darren.Davis@nd.edu
Dianne Pinderhughes
Racial; Ethnic and urban politics; Voting rights policy
574-631-3676
Pinderhughes.1@nd.edu
Race and Ethnicity
Race and Human Behavior
Agustin Fuentes
Biological anthropology; Primatology and evolution of social organization and behavior; Human evolution
574-631-5547
afuentes@nd.edu
Elizabeth McClintock
Gender, family and sexuality; Quantitative methods; Interpersonal relationships; Romantic partner selection; Race, segregation and homophily; Body-image; Aging and older-age dating
(574) 631-5218