Exhibit Showcases Student Creativity and Scholarship
An exhibit party was held on October 7 to celebrate the work of the spring 2025 cohort of the Black Biography course, taught by Professor Tess Chakkalakal.
The class introduced students to the genre of Black biographies by examining the stories of historic African American figures.
- The exhibit features the work of three students: Janyah Bradley '28, Katie Tran '27, and Rebeca Manzo '27.
- The exhibit is displayed in the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library (H-L) and showcases the students' creative takes on the genre.
Chakkalakal reflected on how this approach connected the classroom objectives of the course with students' hands-on research.
Author's summary: Students' work showcased in H-L exhibit.
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