Wahneema Lubiano, Associate Professor of African & African American Studies and Literature

Office Location:	243 Ernestine Friedl Bldg., Rm. G
Office Phone:	(919) 681-2843
Email Address:

Teaching (Fall 2012):

• LIT 390S.01, SPECIAL TOPICS IN LITERATURE Synopsis

  Friedl Bdg 240, WF 10:05 AM-11:20 AM

  (also cross-listed as AAAS 390S.02, WOMENST 290S.03)

• AAAS 780S.01, TEACHING RACE, TEACHING GENDER Synopsis

  Friedl Bdg 240, W 06:15 PM-08:30 PM

  (also cross-listed as HISTORY 780S.01, LIT 780S.01, WOMENST 780S.01)

Education:

PhD

Stanford University

1987

Specialties:

African-American Literature
Cultural Studies

Research Interests: Race Studies and Critical Theory

Current Ph.D. Students  

• Abbie Langston  
• Jenn Williamson  
• Ali Neff  
• Serena Sebring  
• Raphael Ginsburg  
• Lisa Klarr  
• Alvaro Reyes  
• Karen Francis-McWhite  
• Sara Appel  
• Beatriz Llenin-Figueroa  
• Serena Sebring  
• Alisha Peay  
• Maleda Belilgne  
• Aisha Gaines  
• Stephane Robolin  
• Mendi Lewis  
• Rebecca Wanzo  
• Greg Hampton  
• David Freeman  
• Jene Lee  
• Evie Shockley  
• Candace Jenkins  
• Eric Owens  
• Michelle Koerner  
• Kara Keeling  
• Michael Innis  
• Amy Frykholm  
• Meg Sweeney  
• Alexis Gumbs  

Recent Publications

1. W. Lubiano with Jeremy Dean, "Black Studies, Multiculturalism, and Airport Bookshops: An Interview with Wahneema Lubiano", e3w Review of Books, vol. 8 (Spring, 2008), pp. 56-59, University of Texas, Austin
2. with Black Studies, Multiulturalism, and Airport Bookshops: An Interview with Wahneema Lubiano, e3w Review of Books, vol. 8 (Spring, 2008), pp. 56-59
3. W. Lubiano, "Race, Class, and the Politics of Death" (revised & reprinted), in Capitalizing on Catastrophe: The Globalization of Disaster Assistance, edited by Mark Schuller & Nandini Gunewardena (2008), AltaMira Press
4. R. Wiegman, W. Lubiano, and M. Hardt, "In the Afterlife of the Duke Case", Social Text, vol. 25 no. 4 (2007), pp. 1-16
5. W. Lubiano with Angie Chambram-Dernersesian, "Interview with Wahneema Lubiano", in The Chicano Cultural Studies Forum: Critical and Ethnographic Retrospectives, edited by Angie Chambram-Dernersesian (2007), New York University Press, New York, New York

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