Angela Gilliam Papers, 1988-2003

This folder consists of curriculum vitae, vitae updates, faculty member's own evaluation, dean's evaluations, student evaluations of faculty, peer evaluations, correspondence, agendas, memoranda, fliers, newsletters, programs, conference materials, and newspaper clippings documenting professional activities, from 1988 to 1990. The evaluations document the program "Rags to Riches" from the academic year 1989 to 1990.

This folder includes student evaluations of faculty, faculty member's own evaluation, peer evaluations, memoranda, correspondence, and newspaper clippings documenting professional activities from 1988 to 1989. The evaluations document the program "Political Economy and Social Change" from the academic year 1988 to 1999.

This folder consists of faculty member's own self evaluations, correspondence, curriculum vitae, student evaluations of faculty, memoranda, peer evaluations, fliers, and programs documenting professional activities from 1990 to 1992. Evaluations relating to the programs "Samba, Salsa, and Soul," "The International Political Economy of Drugs,' and "Africa in the Imagination" are included in this folder.

This folder consists of papers written by Angela Gilliam that were presented at various professional events from 1991 to 1992. Papers included: "Toward a New Direction in the Media 'War' Against Drugs," "The Cultural Context of Martin Bernal's 'Black Athena'," "Africa in the Imagination: Teaching Americans about Africa," "Conflicts and Common Ground: Witnessing Black - Jewish Relations in the Reagan - Bush Era," and "Symbolic Subordination and the Representation of Power in 'Margaret Mead and Samoa'."

This folder consists of student evaluations of faculty for the programs "The International Political Economy of Drugs," "World Beat," and "Africa in the Imagination" over the 1990 to 1991 academic school year.

This folder consists of class evaluations, a curriculum vitae, correspondence, and student evaluations of faculty documenting professional activities from 1991to 1993. The evaluations document the programs "1492-1992 Image, Discourse: Decolonization of the Americas" and "The Televised Mind."

This folder consists of academic papers, correspondence, fliers, peer evaluations, curriculum vitae, student evaluations of faculty, proposals, Fulbright application, acceptance letter, and other related Fulbright material documenting professional activities from 1993 to 1996. The evaluations document the programs "Banned in Boston" in spring 1994, "Global Webs and the Reimagined Americas" in winter 1996, and "Brazil: Language, Culture and Self" in fall 1994. The papers included in this folder are "An Odyssey of Race, Gender, and Class: Two Generations and Three Decades of Negotiating Mulata Subjectivity in Brazil," " Symbolic Subordination and the Representation of Power in Margaret Mead and Samoa," "The Status of Affirmative Action Today," and "Labor, 'Love' and Lust: Black Women in the Borderlands of the Struggle for Place in Brazil."

This folder consists of peer evaluations, 5 year review certificate, curriculum vitae, faculty member's own evaluation, correspondence, memoranda, syllabi, presentation paper "The Status of Affirmative Action Today," and discussant's paper "Science and the Protection of White Public Space: Paradigmatic Practices, Human Rights and the Violence Initiative documenting professional activities from 1996 to 2001. The evaluations document the following programs: "Interrogations: Whiteness, Maleness and the Morality of Wealth" fall 1999, "Hidden Histories" from fall 1996- winter 1997 "Global Webs" 1995-1996 academic year, and "Orientalism and Afrocentricity: En-Countering the Master Narrative Spring "1997.

This folder consists of newspaper clippings, correspondence, fliers, memoranda, academic articles, and "Projeto Rockefeller, Universidade de Campinas" summary of activities documenting professional activities from 1996 to 1999. The academic articles in the folder include: "The Brazilian Mulata: Images in the Global Economy," "Odyssey: Negotiating the Subjectivity of Mulata Identity in Brazil," "Onik'a's Ark."

This folder consists of student evaluations of faculty documenting the following programs: "Global Webs and the Re-Imagined Americas" academic year 1995-1996, "Hidden Histories" fall 1996, "Orientalism and Afrocentricity: En-countering the Master Narrative" spring 1997, and "Political Economy of Inequality" fall 1997.

This folder consists of student evaluations of faculty documenting the programs: "Black Feminist Thought" spring 1998, "Interrogations, Whiteness, Maleness and the Morality of Wealth" fall 1999, and "Black and Green 2000" spring 2000.

This folder consists of correspondence documenting the process of Angela Gilliam's becoming a Fulbright Scholar in 1994.