African American Political Scientist Oral History Project

APSA is pleased to announce that interviews from the African American Political Scientist Oral History Project will be released on the Nunn Center for Oral History at the University of Kentucky.  To highlight this work, APSA will publish information on the project, audio clips and links to the complete oral history collection housed at the Nunn Center.  APSA is also working to make the complete transcripts available in print form.

The African American Political Scientists Oral History Project contains interviews conducted between 1988-1994 of African American scholars and was part of the Pi Sigma Alpha-APSA Oral History Project directed by Malcolm E. Jewell and supported by Pi Sigma Alpha, APSA, the University of Kentucky, and the Ford Foundation. The advisory committee of the Black Oral History Program consisted of Twiley Barker, Jr., William Daniels, Jewel Prestage, Michael Preston, Mitchell Rice, and Maurice Woodard with contributions from Mae C. King.

Advisory Committee* (1988-1994)

Twiley Barker Jr., Howard University
William Daniels, Rochester Institute of Technology
Jewel Prestage, Prairie View A&M University
Malcolm Jewell, University of Kentucky and Director, APSA Oral History Program
Michael Preston, University of Southern California
Mitchell Rice, Texas A&M University
Maurice Woodard, Howard University
Mae C. King, Howard University

(* Affiliations listed above reflect most recent or last institution)

Interviews