Lisa B. Randle
14 Lancer Court, Columbia, SC 29203-2413
(803) 754-4295 (home) (803) 553-9321 (cell)
Educational Background
Current PhD Program in Historic Archaeology, University of South
Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina
Teaching assistant – Historical Archaeology (Fall 07, Fall 08),
Seminar/Historical Archaeology (Sp 07), Archaeological Field Problems
Lab (Fall 06), Anthropology of Health & Spirituality (Sp 07), African
American Cultures (Fall 07, Fall 08), Visual Anthropology (Sp 08)
2005
Master’s Certificate in Historic Archaeology, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, South Carolina
2005
Event Planning Certificate Program, Midland Technical College, Columbia,
South Carolina
1999
M.A. in Public History, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South
Carolina
Thesis: “History of African Americans in Richland County, South Carolina
1996
Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, Low Country Summer
Institute
1988
A.A. in Legal Assistant, Midland Technical College, Columbia, South
Carolina
1983
A.A. in Management and Marketing (Dual Degrees), Midland Technical
College, Columbia, South Carolina
1979
B.A. in International Studies, University of South Carolina, Columbia,
South Carolina
Awards
2007-08
Fulbright-Hayes Fellowship: TTC Mano River Summer Seminar to Guinea
and Sierra Leone
2007
Centennial 100 Poster Contest, University of South Carolina, Graduate
School
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2006-
African American Professors Program, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, South Carolina
2003
National Fellow, Let It Shine: Enhancing Teaching of African American
History & Culture, Thomas E. Day Education Project, Durham, North
Carolina
1997-99
Graduate Initiative Scholarship, University of South Carolina
1983/88
Phi Theta Kappa, Midland Technical College, Columbia, South Carolina
Work Experience
2008-
Adjunct Instructor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology,
Midlands Technical College. Cultural Anthropology
2006-
Adjunct Instructor, Historic Preservation and Community Planning
Department, College of Charleston. Introduction to Historic Preservation
2005-
Site Coordinator, UNESCO Transatlantic Slave Trade Education Project,
Carolina Lowcountry and Atlantic World Program, College of Charleston,
Charleston, SC. Implementation of the teaching of the Transatlantic Slave
Trade into the South Carolina curriculum through teacher training
workshops and presentations; manage program website.
2003-
Public Historian & Museum Education Consultant, Lexington
School District Three (2005), National Endowment for Humanities
Summer Institutes (2003-05), Richland One School District (2003-04,
1999), Charleston County School District (1997), Greenville School District
(1996)
2002-05
Director of Multicultural & Educational Programming, Historic
Columbia Foundation, Columbia, SC. Responsible for development and
implementation of standards-based curriculum resources, family and
adult programming, and planning, administering, and implementation of
the 25th and 26th Annual Jubilee: Festival of Heritage.
1999-2002
Assistant Arts Coordinator, South Carolina Arts Commission,
Columbia, SC. Assistant to various directors, regional representative to
Cherokee County, planning, administering, and implementation of the
annual Arts Education Booking Conference, and other special programs.
1989-95
Paralegal, City of Columbia Attorney’s Office, Columbia, SC. Performed
title searches and other legal research, worked with attorneys and other
court officials in all courts from municipal court to federal court, and
assisted in jury profiling.
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Field Work Experience
2008
Volunteer: Johannes Kolb, 38DA75, Mechanicsville, South Carolina
2007
Maymester Field School: Mann-Simons African American Archaeology
Project, 38RD1083, Columbia, South Carolina
2007
Volunteer: Johannes Kolb, 38DA75, Mechanicsville, South Carolina
2005
Volunteer: Ketchin House, Winnsboro, South Carolina
Research Interests
African American History
Historic Archaeology
Cultural & Social Change
Settlement Patterns
Cultural Anthropology
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Maximizing Collaboration with Museum & Public School Education
Professional Associations
Midlands Education and Business Alliance
Archaeological Society of South Carolina
Comparative and International
Education Society
Society for Historic Archaeology
South Carolina Council for Social Studies
South Carolina Geographic Alliance
Publications
2002/03
Artist Profile Directory (SC Arts Commission)
2001
“Cultural Tourism in South Carolina,” North Carolina Folklore Journal,
Fall
2001
Mt. Zion Rosenwald School National Register Nomination, Florence, SC.
Listed October 12, 2001)
2000/01
Artist Profile Directory (SC Arts Commission)
1996
“Nicholtown: A Sense of Community.” Self-published booklet.
Papers
2007
“Connections: Issues of Scale and Methodologies, History, Archaeology
and the Annales School.” Anthropology class paper.
2006
“Hurleyville: The Demise of a Residential Neighborhood.” Geography class
paper.
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2006
“Archaeology on Prime Time: archaeological entertainment?” Popular
Archaeology class paper.
2006
“The Culture Historians: Irrelevant Old Farts or Alive and Well and Living
Under an Assumed Name?” Anthropology of Archaeology class paper.
2004
“St. Peter Claver: Slave of the Slaves, Forever.” Presented at “Saints and
Pilgrims around the World Conference, February 20-22, Carolina
Lowcountry and Atlantic Program, College of Charleston.
2003
“Intentionality: The Role of Agency in Demographic Research”
Demographic Anthropology class paper.
2003
“The Emergence and Development of Capitalism in the Development of
Global Historical Archaeology,” Historical Archaeology class paper.
2002
“Hurleyville: A Study of a Working Class Community,” Historical
Geography class paper.
2002
“Social and Spatial Order in Britton’s Neck Township: From Slavery to
Tenancy to Ownership,” Historical Archaeology class paper.
2001
“A Study of African American Settlement Patterns in Britton’s Neck
Township, Marion County, South Carolina: from Slavery to Tenancy to
Ownership,” Historical Archaeology class paper.
2001
“Traditional Cultural Property,” CRM class paper.
2001
“Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct of Archaeologists: A
Comparison,” CRM class paper.
2000
“Re-Sacralizing the Landscape: Folk Customs and Oral History,” Women’s
Oral History class paper.
1999
“Blacks as Loyalists: Loyal to the Crown or Just Seeking Freedom?”
History class paper.
1998
“Charges of Corruption and the Reconstruction Era Career of State
Senator William Beverly Nash,” History class paper.
1997
“A Guide to African American Historic Sites in the Congaree Vista,”
Historic Sites class paper. Presented February 1997 at Richland County
Public Library, Columbia, South Carolina.
1996
“Commercial Main Street Architecture of Columbia, South Carolina,”
Architecture class paper.
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1996
“The Role of Blacks in the Building Trade and Their Contribution to the
Work of Robert Mills in South Carolina, 1802 – 1840,” Presented at the
Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, Old Salem, North Carolina.
1995
“A Historical and Architectural Look at the Saluda Factory Historic
District,” Architecture class paper.
1995
“Overview of Columbia’s African American History,” Historic Preservation
class paper. Presented October 1995 at Richland County Public Library,
Columbia, South Carolina.
1995
“African American Sites in Columbia, South Carolina,” Historic
Preservation class paper. Presented September at Jubilee: Festival of
Heritage, Columbia, South Carolina.
1994
“Eau Claire, South Carolina: The Impact of Race on Urban Development,”
Historic Preservation class paper.
Presentations
2009
“Revisiting the African American Landscape along the East Branch of the
Cooper River, Berkeley County, South Carolina,” [paper accepted], Society
for Historical Archaeology Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada.
2008
“The Mano River Region (Africa) and South Carolina,” Panel Chair with
Benjamin Yelm, Donald West, and Mark Nadobny, South Carolina
Council for Social Studies Annual Conference, Columbia, South Carolina.
2008
“This is Africa: Guinea,” at Geofest XXXVI, South Carolina Geographic
Alliance Center for Geographic Excellence, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, South Carolina.
2008
UNESCO Transatlantic Slave Trade Education Project: Nationalizing a
Global Topic in conjunction with Angela Keiser (Yale University), and
Rachel Burcin (Carnegie Mellon/University of Pittsburgh)at the 52nd
annual conference of Comparative and International Education Society,
Teacher’s College, New York City, New York.
2008
Plenary panel with Richard Porcher (The Citadel), Nichole Green (The
Slave Mart), and Sean Halifax (Caw Caw Interpretive Center) entitled
“Implications of the Atlantic Slave Trade on the Charleston Region” at
Joint Southeast Regional National Association of Interpreters, Region 3
and Association for Living History, Farms, and Agricultural Museums
Telling Your Story, Providing Experiences, Making Memories Conference,
Charleston, South Carolina.
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2008
“Teaching with the UNESCO Website African Passages: From Rice Coast
to Rice Coasts,” at Geofest XXXV, South Carolina Geographic Alliance
Center for Geographic Excellence, University of South Carolina, Columbia,
South Carolina.
2007
African Passages: The Ashley River Corridor Lesson Plan Demonstration
in partnership with Dr. Judith Carney (UCLA), African American and
African Professional Development Workshop: Histories and Geographies
for K-12 Educators, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South
Carolina.
2007
“Teaching the Transatlantic Slave Trade,” South Carolina Council for
Social Studies Annual Conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
2007
UNESCO Website, African Passages: The Ashley River Corridor, Geofest
XXXIV, South Carolina Geographic Alliance Center for Geographic
Excellence, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina.
2007
UNESCO Website, African Passages: The Ashley River Corridor,
Hanahan High School, Berkeley County School District, Hanahan, South
Carolina.
2007
UNESCO Website, African Passages: The Ashley River Corridor and The
“All-American” Teenager: Cultural Geography, Geofest XXXIII, South
Carolina Geographic Alliance Center for Geographic Excellence, University
of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina.
2007
UNESCO Website, African Passages: The Ashley River Corridor, Berkeley
County School District, Moncks Corner, South Carolina.
2006
“Teaching the Transatlantic Slave Trade,” Berkeley County School District,
Moncks Corner, South Carolina.
2006
“Teaching the Transatlantic Slave Trade,” South Carolina Council for
African American Studies Conference, Charleston, South Carolina.
2006
“Teaching the Transatlantic Slave Trade,” South Carolina Council for
Social Studies Annual Conference, Greenville, South Carolina.
2006
UNESCO Website, African Passages: The Ashley River Corridor,
Charleston County School District, Charleston, South Carolina.
2006
The “All-American” Teenager: Cultural Geography, Geofest XXXII, South
Carolina Geographic Alliance Center for Geographic Excellence, University
of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina.
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2004
“Incorporating African American History into the Curriculum,” Center for
Excellence for the Education and Equity of African American Students
Conference, Benedict College, Columbia, South Carolina. Presented.
2004
“Incorporating African American History into the Curriculum,” Teacher’s
Morning Out III, South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Museum,
Columbia, South Carolina.
2004
“The Life and Works of Thomas Day, Cabinetmaker,” Bring Back the
Magic, South Carolina Federations of Museums Annual Conference,
March 17 – 19, Hartsville, South Carolina.
2004
“St. Peter Claver: Slave of the Slaves, Forever.” Presented at “Saints and
Pilgrims around the World Conference, February 20-22, Carolina
Lowcountry and Atlantic Program, College of Charleston
2004
“The Life and Works of Thomas Day, Cabinetmaker,” Columbia Museum
of Art, Columbia, South Carolina.
2003
“The Life and Works of Thomas Day, Cabinetmaker,” Center for
Excellence for the Education and Equity of African American Students
Conference, Benedict College, Columbia, South Carolina. Presented.
2003
“Teaching with Historic Sites: Mann-Simon Cottage.” Teaching American
History Institute, South Carolina Archives and History, Columbia, South
Carolina.
2002
“Teaching American History: Macro to Micro,” Discovering History:
People, Places, Documents, and Artifacts. National Council for History
Educators Annual Conference, October 3 – 5, Saratoga Springs, New York.
2002
“Teaching with Historic Sites: Mann-Simon Cottage.” Teaching American
History Institute, South Carolina Archives and History, Columbia, South
Carolina.
2001
“Bring Family History to Life,” South Carolina Archives and History,
Columbia, South Carolina.
2000
“Landmarks of Black Women in South Carolina,” Women and Historic
Preservation Conference, May 19 – 21, Washington, D.C.
1999
“Preserving Black Historic Resources in Richland County, South Carolina,”
Southeastern Museum Annual Conference, October 22, Birmingham,
Alabama.
1997
“African American Historic Sites in the Congaree Vista,” Richland County
Public Library, Columbia, South Carolina.
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1996
Tour Script for Mann-Simons Cottage Christmas Candlelight Tour,
Historic Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina.
1995
“Overview of Columbia’s African American History,” Richland County
Public Library, Columbia, South Carolina.
1995
“African American Sites in Columbia,” Jubilee: Festival of Heritage,
Historic Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina.
Meetings, Symposia, Institutes, and Conferences
2009
Society for Historical Archaeology Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada.
Presenter.
2008
Carolina/Caribbean Connection, Barbados.
2008-09
Regulated Wild: The Impact of Human & Natural Forces on the
Lowcountry Landscape Lecture Series, College of Charleston.
Administrator.
2008
African-American History & Culture in the Georgia Lowcountry:
Savannah & The Coastal Islands, 1750-1950, NEH Institute, Georgia
Historical Society, Savannah, Georgia.
2008
South Carolina Student Anthropology Conference, Charleston, South
Carolina. Co-coordinator, moderator.
2008
Graduate Student Day, University of South Carolina. Poster session.
2008
Archaeological Society of South Carolina Conference, South Carolina
Institute for Archaeology and Anthropology, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, South Carolina.
2008
“Ending the Atlantic Slave Trade: A Bicentenary Inquiry,” College of
Charleston, South Carolina. Co-coordinator.
2008
In conjunction with the Ending the International Slave Trade: A
Bicentenary Inquiry, the third annual teachers’ workshop “Launch of
Lowcountry Africana Website” presented by Toni Carrier (University of
South Florida), Magnolia Plantation and Garden, Charleston, South
Carolina. Coordinator.
2008
Society for Historical Archaeology Annual Conference, Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
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2007
“Beyond Amistad: The African American Struggle for Citizenship 17701850,” NEH Landmarks Summer Workshop, The Gilder Lehrman Center
for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition at Yale University and
the Architecture Resource Center, New Haven, Connecticut.
2007
“Encompassing the Amistad,” UNESCO Transatlantic Slave Trade
Education Project: Breaking the Silence, US 6th Annual Summer Institute,
The Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and
Abolition at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. Represented the
College of Charleston.
2007
Teaching about The Holocaust, A conference for Language Arts & Social
Classroom & Pre-Service Teachers, Grades 7-12, College of Charleston,
South Carolina.
2007
“Overcoming the Acknowledgment Gap” Tourism Planning Charrette,
College of Charleston, South Carolina. Co-coordinator.
2007
“The Irish in the Atlantic World,” Conference, College of Charleston, South
Carolina. Administrative assistance.
2007
“Creating and Teaching with a Regional History Trunk,” UNESCO
Transatlantic Slave Trade Teacher’s Workshop, College of Charleston,
South Carolina. Coordinator.
2007
Archaeological Society of South Carolina Conference, South Carolina
Institute for Archaeology and Anthropology, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, South Carolina.
2007
Society for Historical Archaeology Annual Conference, Williamsburg,
Virginia.
2006
“Hallowed Ground” Symposium, College of Charleston, South Carolina.
Assisted coordination.
2006
“The Final Victims: Foreign Slave Trade to North America, 1783 – 1810,”
Dr. James A. McMillin, presenter, UNESCO Transatlantic Slave Trade
Teacher’s Workshop, Fort Moultrie, Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina.
Coordinator.
2006
South Carolina Council of Social Studies Annual Conference, Greenville,
South Carolina.
2006
“Before Freedom: A Look at Antebellum Slavery,” Rose Hill Plantation
State Historic Site, Union, South Carolina.
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2006
University Classroom Teaching Workshop, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, South Carolina
2006
“The Un-told Story of Slavery in Our Nation’s Capital,” UNESCO
Transatlantic Slave Trade US 5th Annual Summer Institute, The
Pennsylvania State University. Represented the College of Charleston.
2006
Summer Geography Institute, South Carolina Geographic Alliance,
University of South Carolina.
2006
1st Annual Model United Nations Conference, College of Charleston, South
Carolina. Advisor to students.
2006
Archaeological Society of South Carolina Conference, South Carolina
Institute for Archaeology and Anthropology, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, South Carolina.
2006
Pre-Broadcast Screening of PBS’s African American Lives with panel
discussion, Charleston County Public Library, Charleston, South Carolina.
Coordinator.
2005
South Carolina Council of Social Studies Annual Conference, Columbia,
South Carolina.
2005
“Survivors of the Middle Passage: Life Histories of Enslaved Africans in
British America Trade,” Dr. Jerome S. Handler, presenter, UNESCO
Transatlantic Slave Trade Teacher’s Workshop, Avery Research Center,
College of Charleston, South Carolina. Coordinator.
2005
African American Achievement Conference, Benedict College, Columbia,
South Carolina. Presented.
2004
South Carolina Council of Social Studies Annual Conference, Greenville,
South Carolina.
2004
Preserving Our Legacy, South Carolina’s 5th Annual Statewide Historic
Preservation Conference, Columbia, South Carolina
2004
Bring Back the Magic, South Carolina Federations of Museums Annual
Conference, Hartsville, South Carolina. Presented Paper.
2004
“Saints and Pilgrims around the World Conference, Carolina Lowcountry
and Atlantic Program, College of Charleston. Presented Paper.
2004
Jubilee: Festival of Heritage, Columbia, South Carolina. Coordinator.
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2004
African American Achievement Conference, Benedict College, Columbia,
South Carolina. Presented.
2004
“Get on the Bus: South Carolina’s Role in Desegregation,” Historic
Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina. Coordinator.
2004
Thomas Day Furniture Kit Workshop, College of Charleston. Coordinator
and teacher recruiter.
2003
Documenting South Carolina’s Minorities, PALMCOP, Columbia, South
Carolina
2003
Using Children’s Literature to Teach Social Studies, South Carolina
Department of Education, Rock Hill, South Carolina.
2003
South Carolina Council of Social Studies Annual Conference, Myrtle Beach,
South Carolina.
2003
Exhibits Workshop, South Carolina State Museum, Columbia, South
Carolina.
2003
Geofest XXVI, South Carolina Geographic Alliance Center for Geographic
Excellence, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina.
2003
Jubilee: Festival of Heritage, Columbia, South Carolina. Coordinator.
2003
Historic Preservation Conference, South Carolina Department of Archives
and History, Columbia, South Carolina.
2003
South Carolina Traditional Arts Network Annual Conference, Columbia,
South Carolina. Coordination Committee.
2003
Geofest XXV, South Carolina Geographic Alliance Center for Geographic
Excellence, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina.
2002
Implementing the Social Studies Standards Workshop, South Carolina
Department of Education, Columbia, South Carolina.
2002
Charting the Future, Southeastern Museums Conference, Richmond,
Virginia.
2002
Discovering History: People, Places, Documents, and Artifacts. National
Council for History Educators Annual Conference, October 3 – 5, Saratoga
Springs, New York. Panelist.
2002
EyePower Seminar, The Holt Group, Columbia, South Carolina.
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2002
South Carolina Council of Social Studies Annual Conference, Greenville,
South Carolina.
2002
Geofest XXIV, South Carolina Geographic Alliance Center for Geographic
Excellence, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina.
2002
Jubilee: Festival of Heritage, Historic Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina.
Coordinator.
2002
South Carolina Traditional Arts Network Annual Conference, Columbia,
South Carolina. Coordination Committee.
2002
Interpretation Workshop, South Carolina National Heritage Corridor,
Elloree, South Carolina.
2002
Building Participation Symposium, South Carolina Arts Commission,
Columbia, South Carolina. (Assisted in organization)
2001
South Carolina Traditional Arts Network Annual Conference, Columbia,
South Carolina. Coordination Committee.
2001
Arts in Education Booking Conference, South Carolina Arts Commission,
Columbia, South Carolina. Coordinator.
2001
Building on a Strong Foundation: Rosenwald School Conference, Johnson
C. Smith College, Charlotte, North Carolina.
2001
Institute for Community Scholars, South Carolina Arts Commission,
Folklife and Traditional Arts Program, Lander University, Greenwood,
South Carolina and College of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina.
Coordinator.
2000
Women and Historic Preservation Conference, May 19 – 21, Washington,
D.C. Paper presented.
2000
Sharing Community Heritage, A Cultural Tourism Workshop, South
Carolina Federation of Museums, Columbia, South Carolina.
2000
South Carolina Federation of Museums Annual Conference, Columbia,
South Carolina.
2000
Arts in Education Booking Conference, South Carolina Arts Commission,
Columbia, South Carolina. Coordinator.
2000
Pee Dee Regional Summit, South Carolina Arts Commission, Francis
Marion University, Florence, South Carolina. Coordinator.
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1999
Heritage Tourism Workshop, Lovable Communities Conference, South
Carolina Downtown Association, Charleston, South Carolina.
1999
Southeastern Museum Annual Conference, October 22, Birmingham,
Alabama. Paper presented.
1999
Arts in Education Booking Conference, South Carolina Arts Commission,
Columbia, South Carolina. Coordinator.
1999
Celebrating South Carolina’s African American Heritage, South Carolina
History Day, South Carolina Archives and History, Columbia, South
Carolina.
1999
Institute for Community Scholars, South Carolina Arts Commission,
Folklife and Traditional Arts Program, Winthrop University, Rock Hill,
South Carolina and Penn Center, Beaufort, South Carolina. Coordinator.
1999
Children and Museums, South Carolina Federation of Museums, Columbia,
South Carolina.
1998
Old time there are not forgotten: South Carolina and the Civil War, South
Carolina History Day, South Carolina Department of Archives and History,
Columbia, South Carolina.
1998
Warehouses, Depots & Mansions: Marketing Your Local Heritage,
Landmark Conference, Columbia and Lexington, South Carolina.
1997
Interpreting Slavery in the Classroom and at Historic Sites, Somerset Place
State Historic Site, Creswell, North Carolina.
1997
Lest We Forget: Preserving Historic Cemeteries, South Carolina History
Day, South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia,
South Carolina.
1997
Jubilee: Festival of Heritage, Historic Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina.
Education Coordinator.
1996
Nearby History: Discovering the Past around You, South Carolina History
Day, South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia,
South Carolina.
1996
Preserving Community: City, Suburbs, and Countryside, National Trust for
Historic Preservation 50th Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
1996
Opening Doors: The Southeast Regional Conference on African American
Historic Preservation, Charleston, South Carolina.
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1996
Jubilee: Festival of Heritage, Historic Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina.
Education Coordinator.
1996
Juneteenth Festival: A Salute to the Harlem Renaissance, Historic
Columbia, South Carolina. Coordinator.
1996
American Arts & Crafts: Renaissance in the Carolinas Symposium, with
Roycroft Desktop Exhibit & Bungalow Tour, Historic Columbia, Columbia,
South Carolina. Coordinator.
1996
Columbia’s African American Neighborhoods, Families, and Genealogy,
Tuesday Lecture Series, Richland County Library, Columbia, South
Carolina. Coordinator.
1995
Jubilee: Festival of Heritage, Historic Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina.
Education Coordinator.
Community Service and other Activities
2007
Designed brochure: Commemorating the Abolition of the Atlantic Slave
Trade, 2007-2008, Event Schedule, Charleston, South Carolina. Posted on
www.cofc.edu/atlanticworld.
2007
Interviewed by William Edmundston of BBC, London regarding
Charleston’s role in the transatlantic slave trade for England’s coverage of
the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the international slave trade.
2006
Poster: University of South Carolina, Department of Anthropology,
Archaeology Poster for Public Archaeology Day.
2004
Pine Grove Community Rosenwald School Project
2004
Reviewer for new third grade South Carolina History textbook, Gibbs
Smith Publisher.
2003
Reviewer for University of South Carolina Press.
2002-
Columbia International Festival, committee member. Co-assistant
Director, 2005; Chair of Global Education Day, 2006; Grant writing, 2005
- present.
2000-06
Jean Laney Harris Folk Heritage Awards Advisory Committee.
2001-02
Class Presentation: Researching Historic Properties for National Register
Nominations. Graduate Course, University of South Carolina, Department
of Public History, Columbia, South Carolina.
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1996-
Exhibit: Remembering Modjeska Monteith Simkins, Richland County
Public Library, Local History Room.
South Carolina National History Day. Monitor, 1996; co-coordinator, 1997;
judge, 1998-present.
1996-97
The Waverly Neighborhood Initiative. Physical development committee.
1996
“Breaking Bread,” The Modjeska Monteith Simkins House Restoration
Project. Discussion Panelist.
1996
The Monteith School Project, Revitalization and Rehabilitation Committee.
1996
The City of Columbia Fire Department Museum, Planning Committee.
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