Composition Studies Lecture Series: “Bridging the Gap: African and African-American Communication in Historically Black Colleges and Universities”
Thu 02/07/2013 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Center for Learning and Technology, Room 102 ContactName: Dr. Monique Akassi PhoneNumber: 301-860-3684 Email: makassi@bowiestate.edu Description: Dr. Kehbuma Langmia, associate professor in the Department of Communications, will present the lecture. He is the author of more than a dozen books, book chapters, and peer-reviewed journal articles. He has presented papers nationally and internationally in the areas of communication, new media, conflict and mediations.
Dr. Gail S. Medford, a native of New Orleans and a full professor of Theatre Arts, is an alumna of Xavier University of New Orleans, the University of South Carolina, and the University of Maryland at College Park, where she received her B.A in Communication Arts, M.A. in Acting and Ph.D. in Public Communications: Theatre, respectively.
Talented Baltimore vocalist Lisa Mack began singing at the age of 4. Her talent helped her win the crown of Miss Bowie State University in 1992 and placed her as a finalist at the 6th annual Miss Collegiate African American Pageant.
I chose Bowie State University because not only was it close to home, but it also has a growing and terrific communications department. 
Dr. Gail S. Medford, a native of New Orleans and a full professor of Theatre Arts, is an alumna of Xavier University of New Orleans, the University of South Carolina, and the University of Maryland at College Park, where she received her B.A in Communication Arts, M.A. in Acting and Ph.D. in Public Communications: Theatre, respectively. 
Talented Baltimore vocalist Lisa Mack began singing at the age of 4. Her talent helped her win the crown of Miss Bowie State University in 1992 and placed her as a finalist at the 6th annual Miss Collegiate African American Pageant.