Melanie Chambliss’ 2018 Recent Talks and Presentations
Humanities, History, and Social Sciences Assistant Professor Melanie Chambliss participated in a roundtable entitled "New Approaches to African-American Intellectual History.” The roundtable was a part of the The theme of this year’s conference was “Anti-Intellectual Sensibilities.” Presentations included topics ranging from alternative facts, to anti-elitism, to anti-establishment movements recounting and centering on various events in the US.
In addition to her participation in a roundtable, Chambliss delivered a talk titled "Saving the Race: Black Archives, Black Liberation, and the Shaping of African American History." Her talk was given at the on November 13.
Chambliss joined ÌÀ²»ÈÈÊÓƵ in 2018 and serves on the for .
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