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Inclusive Scholarship: Developing Black Studies in the United States 245 Names of Chair of Institutionalization Timeline: Departments and Department Ford Degrees Offered and Ford School Web Site Address (as of September 2006) Evaluations Grant History* Michigan State African American and Gloria Stephens Smith O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1990: $316,000 University African Studies 1991: $180,125 http://www.msu.edu/ 2002: Ph.D. aaas/ 2002: Established undergraduate program, which is a specialization in Black American and Diasporic Studies Total $496,125 University of African American Stephen A. Small O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1970: Program established California, Studies within ethnic studies Berkeley http://violet.berkeley Pinderhughes- 1970: B.A. edu/africam/ Yarborough, 2000 1975: Department established 1991: $300,000 1999: $350,000 2000: $35,000 Total $685,000
246 Inclusive Scholarship: Developing Black Studies in the United States Names of Chair of Institutionalization Timeline: Departments and Department Ford Degrees Offered and Ford School Web Site Address (as of September 2006) Evaluations Grant History* University of Afro-American Studies Brenda Stevenson O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1969: Center for African California, www.afro-am.ucla.edu American Studies Los Angeles Pinderhughes- established (later became Ralph J. Bunche Center Yarborough, 2000 the Bunch Center) for African American 1974: Department established Studies at UCLA 1974: B.A. http://www.bunchecenter. 1980: M.A. ucla.edu/frames/ 1988: $312,000 index.html 1996: M.A./J.D. dual degree 1999: $250,000 Total $562,000 University of Center for Afroamerican Kevin Gaines O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1966: Center established Michigan and African Studies 1970: Undergraduate www.umich.edu/ students can have a minor iinet/caas or concentration 1988 (8800473) 300K 2005: Graduate certificate Total $300,000 University of Center for Africana Tukufu Zuberi O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1970: Program established Pennsylvania Studies 1970: B.A. or minor www.sas.upenn.edu/ Pinderhughes- 1991: $326,700 africana Yarborough, 2000 Total $326,700
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