Jeffrey L. Richardson

Jeffrey L. Richardson is a Lecturer in the Department of Africana Studies at the University of Delaware's College of Arts & Sciences. He contributes to interdisciplinary programs such as the Black Table Talks, James E. Newton Symposium, and Fannie Lou Hamer Annual Lecture, fostering discussions on race, culture, and social justice. His role involves teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in Africana Studies, including components of the 4+1 BA/MA program and certificate programs.

• Education Affiliations: Department of Africana Studies (UD)
• Key Programs: AFRA Internship, Undergraduate Research Conference

Research interests likely align with departmental focuses on African diaspora studies, cultural identity, and social equity, though specific projects are not detailed in the text. No awards or publications are explicitly mentioned, but his involvement with academic initiatives suggests active engagement in pedagogy and community outreach.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates with departmental faculty on initiatives like the Career Education Program and student organizations affiliated with Africana Studies.