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 Dr. Charles Jarmon
Associate Dean
College of Arts and Sciences
phone: 202 806-6700
fax: 202 234-3947
email: coas@howard.edu
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Bio:
Charles Jarmon is
Professor and Associate Dean for the Social Sciences. He is a
sociologist. He received the B.S. and M.A. degrees from North
Carolina College, and studied as a James B. Duke fellow at Duke
University. He received his Ph.D. from SUNY at Buffalo and
certified as a clinical sociologist at Georgetown University. His
teaching, research, and publications have been in the areas of
comparative urbanization; urban policy; social
stratification/social mobility; and nation-building and
development in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria. He is a
former book review editor of the Journal of African and Asian
Studies, and he is currently a member of the editorial board of
the Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism. He has published
several books, monographs, chapters, articles, and book reviews.
In
addition to administrative duties related to the
Division of the Social Sciences, he serves as the
College’s
liaison to the Army and Aerospace ROTC programs, facilitates
the day-to-day operations of the College’s budget office,
and has oversight responsibility for the Lucy Moten
Scholarship Committee, Merit Committee, the Judiciary
Board, Student Grievance Committee, and the Howard
University Student Parent Support Group.
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- Dr. Mbye Cham, Chairman
Department of African Studies
The Howard Center
2225 Georgia Avenue, N.W. Suite 416
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202 238-2328
fax: 202 234-3947
email:
Department Website
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Dr. Lila Ammons,
Interim Chair
Department of Afro-American Studies
2400 6th St. NW
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202-806-7242
fax: 202 986 0538
email:
Department Website
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Col. Clarence
Taylor, Chairman
Air Force ROTC
2441 6th St NW
B9 Douglas Hall
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202 806-6788 / 5286 / 9377
fax: 202 806 4506
email:
Department
Website
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- LTC Bobbie L.
Williams, Chairman
Army ROTC
2400 6th Street, NW, MSC 590520,
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202 806-6784
fax: 202 806 4627
email:
Department Website
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Dr.
William Spriggs, Chairman
Department of Economics
Academic Support Building B 302
2400 Sixth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202 806-6717
fax: 202 806-4896
email:
Department Website
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 Dr.
Daryl Scott, Chairman
History Department
2441 Sixth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202 806-67815
fax: 202 806 4471
email:
Department Website
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Bio:
Professor Scott is a graduate of Standford University.
He specializes in modern United States History. His study,
Contempt and Pity: Social Policy and the Image of the Damaged
Black Psyche, 1880-1996, won the Organization of American
Historian's 1998 James Rawley Prize for the best work in
race relations. He is presently working on a history of
white nationalism in the American South and on a study
of the displacement of black cotton farmers in Georgia.
He is a member of the Executive Council of the Association
for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH).
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 Dr.
Lorenzo Morris, Chairman
Political Science Department
Douglas Hall Rm 114
2400 Sixth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202 806-6720
fax: 202 265 3527
email: polisci@howard.edu
Department
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Bio:
Lorenzo Morris is a professor of political
science, author and consultant on international and
American public policy and electoral behavior. He is
currently chairing the Political Science Department
of Howard University. He has taught previously at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has been
a Research Fellow at the Brookings Institution and
a Senior Fellow in the Institute for the Study of Educational
Policy. He has also served internationally as visiting
lecturer in several francophone universities. He is
a frequent television and radio public affairs commentator
in Belgium, Canada, France, Switzerland, West Africa,
and the U.S....read more
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 Dr.
Ivor Livingston, Acting Chair
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
P.O. Box 987
Washington, DC 20059
phone: 202-806-6853
fax: 202 806 4893
email:
Department
Website
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Bio:
Ivor Lensworth Livingston, Ph.D., M.P.H.,
C.H.E.S. is Acting Chair and a tenured Graduate
Professor in the Department of Sociology
and Anthropology at Howard University, where
he is Coordinator of the Medical Sociology
Section. He is also an Adjunct Professor
in the Department of Community Health and
Family Practice, School of Medicine at Howard
University.
He holds a Ph.D. with concentrations in Medical
Sociology and Social Psychology from Howard
University, a Masters of Public from the
Harvard School of Public Health, and a Post-Doctoral
Certificate in Cardiovascular Social Epidemiology
from the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene
and Public Health (now called the Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public Health). He is
also a Nationally Certified Health Education
Specialist (C.H.E.S.), where his particular
area of emphasis is in stress and stress
management.
As a Medical Sociologist, with a concentration
in Social Epidemiology, Dr. Livingston’s
main research interest is studying the role
social and psychological factors (e.g., stress)
play in the etiology and exacerbation of
chronic diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes,
renal disease), infectious diseases (e.g.,
HIV/AIDS) and other social problems (e.g.,
violence and alcoholism) in peoples of color,
in Africa, the United States and the Caribbean.
Dr.
Livingston’s multifaceted view
of health is reflected, in part, in his
35+ publications across various disciplines.
His published articles have appeared in
many journals, for example: the National
Journal of Sociology, Journal of Black
Studies, Journal of the National Medical
Association, Journal of Multicultural Counseling,
College Student Journal, Pediatric AIDS
and HIV Infection: Fetus to Adolescent,
Social Science and Medicine, Health Promotion
International, and the West Indian
Medical Journal. He is the author and/or editor
of five books. Two of his most recent publications
include: a) “The Praeger Handbook
of Black American Health: Policies and
Issues Behind Disparities in Health” (Editor-in-Chief).
This two-volume, 1000+ page publication,
which has 47-chapters, was published in
2004 by Praeger. The Foreword for the book
was written by Dr. David Satcher, 16th
Surgeon General of the United States. b)
You Don’t have To
Be Over Stressed All the Time.” This 450-page, self-help
book was published by Outskirts Press in
2007.
As a result of his areas of expertise,
Dr. Livingston reviews proposals for selected
federal agencies (e.g., CMS); reviews manuscripts
for various journals (e.g., Journal of
the National Medical Society); is a member
of the Technical Advisory Board of the
District of Columbia Community Health Assessment
Initiative; and is an Affiliated Member
of the Resource Persons Network, Office
of Minority Health Resource Center, U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services.
Dr. Livingston is a nationally and internationally
sought after wellness expert. He has conducted
Stress Management and Time Management Seminars
and Workshops in the U.S.A., as well as
overseas.
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Please
visit the Departments page for
information on all programs.
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