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For general questions about the Africana Studies Program, please call the main office at 509.359.2847 please make sure to leave your email, student ID and a phone number to be reached at. Please note that each professor in the department is available to advise students. Please contact them via email or phone to set up a Zoom meeting if needed or for any assistance in general.

Africana Studies Program
204 Monroe Hall
P: 509.359.2205
E: africanastudies@ewu.edu

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Angela Schwendiman, MA

Program Director
EWU Africana Studies Department
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Monroe Hall 204B
509.359.2205

Scott Finnie, PhD

Professor
EWU Africana Studies Department
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Monroe Hall 216
509.359.2205
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Okera Nsombi, PhD

Associate Professor
EWU Africana Studies Department
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Monroe Hall 204C
509.359.2205

Jordan L. Knox, DBA

Quarterly Faculty Online
EWU Africana Studies Department
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202.802.0056
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Gloria (Jeanne) Baynes, EdD

Quarterly Faculty
EWU Africana Studies Department
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Monroe Hall 204E
509.359.2205

Cody Lonning, JD

Quarterly Faculty
EWU Africana Studies Department
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406.763.1945

Kerwin Harmon, MA

Quarterly Faculty
EWU Africana Studies Department
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509.359.6115

Ethan Mendoza-Pena, MA

Quarterly Faculty
EWU Africana Studies Department
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Africana Studies

Africana Studies Program
204 Monroe Hall
Cheney, WA 99004
P: 509.359.2847
E: africanastudies@ewu.edu

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