Courtney Thompson

Courtney Thompson is the Josephine Lincoln Morris Associate Professor of Africana Studies at The College of Wooster, currently on leave for Spring 2025. She holds a B.A. in English Arts from Hampton University (2001), and both an M.A. (2003) and Ph.D. (2011) in American Studies from Purdue University. Her research interests center on African American literature, cultural studies, and the intersection of race and education within historical and contemporary contexts.

Dr. Thompson’s academic focus includes examining racial identity formation through literary and cultural analysis. While no specific publications or awards are listed here, her work contributes to the liberal arts curriculum at Wooster, emphasizing critical inquiry and interdisciplinary approaches. She previously taught in Kauke Hall and can be reached via email for academic inquiries.

No specific advising records or grants are detailed in the provided text, though her role as a faculty member implies active engagement in student mentorship. The Africana Studies department at Wooster likely provides a platform for her to explore collaborative research and community initiatives.