Join Dr. Sharony Green and students from her HY 103, 104, and 306 courses for Slow Art Day 2023 at the Gorgas House Museum. This year’s exhibit is entitled, “Of […]
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Dr. Sharony Green Awarded Newberry Fellowship to Study Zora Neale Hurston
Complicated power exchanges have been a focal point of interest to Dr. Sharony Green for quite some time. After researching this topic with antebellum white and African Americans as well […]
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Mapping Antebellum America Exhibit Open December 5
Students enrolled in Dr. Sharony Green‘s Antebellum America course worked with UA’s Cartographic Research Lab and visited several historical sites this fall, using the antebellum period as a starting point […]
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Dr Green’s Students Open Art Exhibit: “Mecca”
On March 2nd, our own Dr. Sharony Green opened an art exhibit curated by students in her “Gender, Race, and Urban Space” graduate course. The exhibit, entitled “Mecca: Atlanta, Harlem, […]
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Assistant Professor Sharony Green’s The Grant Green Story to be Screened by School of Music
Assistant Professor Sharony Green’s documentary on the late jazz guitarist Grant Green – The Grant Green Story – will be the noon convocation event for the School of Music next Friday, March […]
Dr. Sharony Green Appears on SportsCenter to Discuss Race and Sports at UA
Assistant Professor Sharony Green appeared on ESPN’s SportsCenter recently to discuss the relationship between sports and race at The University of Alabama. Watch the segment below and read more about […]
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Faculty Spotlight: Sharony Green
Assistant Professor Sharony Green continues to bring innovative research and courses to our department. Recently, the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center showcased Dr. Green’s ongoing research project, where she examines […]
Assistant Professor Sharony Green’s Feature-Length Documentary, The Grant Green Story Accepted for Inclusion in Harlem International Film Festival
Assistant Professor Sharony Green’s first feature length documentary, The Grant Green Story, will premiere at the 11th Annual Harlem International Film Festival in New York City, September 14-18, 2016. The […]
History Professor and her Students Capture Black Migration Through Sound and Images
Far too often, when folks think of black migration from the South before and after the Second World War, they think of people moving north or west. Sharony Green, Assistant […]
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“Interracial Intimacy in Antebellum America” Panel Discussion Podcast Now Available
A printed transcript of the audio for this event is available here. “Interracial Intimacy in Antebellum America” | Panel Discussion from UA College of Arts & Sciences on Vimeo. Approximately […]
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“Interracial Intimacy in Antebellum America” Panel Discussion a Success – Text Readable
Approximately 100 people gathered at Tuscaloosa’s Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center last Tuesday (January 26) night to hear a panel presentation on the topic of Interracial Intimacy in Antebellum America […]
“Interracial Intimacy in Antebellum America” Panel Discussion a Success.
Approximately 100 people gathered at Tuscaloosa’s Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center last Tuesday (January 26) night to hear a panel presentation on the topic of Interracial Intimacy in Antebellum America […]
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Interracial Intimacy in Antebellum America: An Evening with Dolen Perkins-Valdez, Trudier Harris, Sharony Green, and Liza Ze-Winters
Black and white Southerners have “known” each other for centuries in ways not easily discussed. This conversation brings together four women scholars who have carefully addressed the subject of how […]
The Nineteenth Century City Course Attracts Following
(From Sharony Green “Why I Teach“) Dr. Sharony Green says that even though she can’t dance, and she knows she is getting old because her students have to tell […]
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The Nineteenth Century City Examines the Role of Women in Higher Education Between 1830 and 1920.
On December 2, from 4-5:30 pm, in The University of Alabama’s Gorgas House, students enrolled in “The Nineteenth Century City,” a course taught by Sharony Green, Assistant Professor of History, […]