Inclusive Scholarship: Developing Black Studies - Ford Foundation

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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 Carter G. Woodson Scot French, Interim O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1981: Institute established
Virginia Institute for African- Director 1981: B.A. or minor
American and Pinderhughes- 1981: Predoctoral and
African Studies Yarborough, 2000 postdoctoral program
www.virginia.edu/ 2004: $300,000
woodson Total $300,000
University of Afro-American Studies Craig Werner O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1970: Department established
Wisconsin http://polyglot.lss.wisc. 1970: B.A.
edu/aas/ Pinderhughes- 1980: $300,000
Yarborough, 2000 1983: M.A., Ph.D. minor
Total $300,000
Yale University African American Robert Stepto O’Meally-Smith, 1994 1969: Department established
Studies 1969: B.A. and concentration
www.yale.edu/ 1969: $184,000
afamstudies 1978: M.A.
1989: $300,000
2000: Ph.D.
Total $484,000
*The grants listed here were specifically earmarked for institutionalization projects and curriculum development.
Midwest Consortium on Black Studies
Currently, there is no Web site information available for the Midwest Consortium.