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II Proposed Bulletin Listing
African Studies
B. IKUBOLAJEH LOGAN, Director of the African Studies Program, 214A Willard Building.
814-863-2427; Fax 814-863-3578. bil2@psu.edu
A. Degrees Conferred
Students electing this degree program through participating programs earn a degree with a dual
title at the Ph.D. level, i.e., in (graduate program name) and African Studies.
The following graduate program offers a dual degree in African Studies: Ph.D. in Political
Science.
B. Graduate Faculty
Graduate Faculty
Michael Adewumi (Illinois Institute of Technology): Vice Provost of Global Programs.
Collins Airhihenbuwa (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) Professor and Head of
Biobehavioral Health.
Gabeba Baderoon (University of Cape Town): Assistant Professor of Women’s Studies and
African Studies.
Robert Crane (University of Colorado, Boulder): Professor of Geography.
William Dewey (Indiana University, Bloomington): Associate Professor of Art History.
Francis Dodoo (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia): Professor of Sociology.
Tanya Furman (MIT/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute): Professor of Geosciences.
Thomas Hale (University of Rochester): Professor of Comparative Literature.
Errol Henderson (University of Michigan): Associate Professor of Political Science.
Thaddeus Ityokumbul (University of Western Ontario): Associate Professor of Mineral
Processing and Geo-Environmental Engineering.
Michael Jacobson (North Carolina State University): Associate Professor of Forestry.
Denis Jett (University of Witwatersrand): Professor of International Affairs.
Brian King (University of Colorado, Boulder): Assistant Professor of Geography.
Doug Lemke (Vanderbilt University): Associate Professor of Political Science.
B. Ikubolajeh Logan (University of California, Los Angeles): Professor of African Studies and
Geography.
Sinfree Makoni (University of Edinburgh): Associate Professor of African Studies and Applied
Linguistics.
Tiyana Maluwa (Cambridge University), Associate Dean for International Affairs.
Kidane Mengisteab (University of Denver): Professor of African Studies and Political Science.
Anthony Olurinsola (Howard): Associate Professor and Head, Film, Video and Media Studies.
Iyunola Osagie (Cornell University): Associate Professor of English.
Kwado Osseo-Asare (University of California, Berkeley): Distinguished Professor of
Metallurgy.
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