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Dawson’s announcement that he will return to the University of Chicago—where he taught before Harvard offered him tenure in 2002—comes on the heels of the departure of Tishman and Diker Professor of Sociology and of African and African American Studies Lawrence D. Bobo and Associate Professor of African and African American Studies Marcyliena Morgan to Stanford this January...
...Harvard University. He raised a number of critiques of the academic discipline at this moment in time and offered a glimpse of what he believes is the solution to the “crisis” in African and African-American studies. With the impending, acrimonious departures of Tishman and Diker Professor of Sociology and of African and African-American Studies Lawrence D. Bobo and Associate Professor of African and African-American Studies Marcyliena Morgan, it is time to talk frankly about the state of the field at a higher level. Taking Marable’s critiques and ideas into...
...initiatives come on the heels of last week’s announcement that Lawrence D. Bobo, the Tishman and Diker professor of sociology and of Af-Am studies, and Marcyliena Morgan, an Af-Am associate professor, will leave Harvard at the end of the fall semester to take up tenured positions at Stanford University. Bobo and Morgan, who are married, decided to leave after an ad hoc committee chaired by Summers denied Morgan tenure this past summer...
...disheartened by the departures, announced this past week, of Tishman and Diker Professor of Sociology and African and African American Studies Lawrence D. Bobo, who served as the department’s acting chair last year, and of his wife, Associate Professor Marcyliena Morgan, who founded and directed the Hip Hop Archive at the W.E.B. DuBois Institute...
...departure of Lawrence D. Bobo, the Tishman and Diker professor of sociology and of African and African American Studies and his wife Marcyliena Morgan, an untenured associate professor of African and African American Studies, hits a department still recovering from the 2002 loss of Cornel R. West ’74 and K. Anthony Appiah to Princeton following West’s very public spat with Summers...