Creating Community Life And Learning At Montgomery's Black University

A diverse community of inquiry and pride in central Alabama. "The voices speak about what it means to be a black college, what it means to be Alabamian by birth or migration, southerness from insider and outsider perspectives, and community in a historical vacuum of islandism. The voices speak about faculty roles and responsibilities in the changing landscape of higher education and generational spurts in the student population. The voices speak about unintelligible whisperings of unknown and unnamed things that may or may not exist. To the extent thatCreating Communitygives voice to any one of these areas of comment, it fills a great gap in our knowing and serves a most useful purpose."--M. Christopher Brown II, author ofThe Quest to Define Collegiate Desegregation With contributions by: Robert Ely, Janice R. Franklin, Jennifer A. Fremlin, Sunita George, Kathy Dunn Jackson, Virginia M. Jones, Annie P. Markham, John Moland Jr., Frank E. Moorer, Elaine M. Smith, Margaret Holler Stephens, Karl E. WesthauserWesthauser, Karl E. is the author of 'Creating Community Life And Learning At Montgomery's Black University', published 2005 under ISBN 9780817314637 and ISBN 0817314636.