Gloria T. Hull lecture flyer

• _,,+} ~ · INTEGRATING '''-"'·(::/~ C) THE SCHOLARSHIP ON WOMEN Tf\ANSFORMING TliE CURRICULUM W n l ity Pf\0Jt:.C1 Dlf'lfClOr\5 l:-.1 AIM: H DGE\ '\AM COUL 1m TOWSON SlME UNl\ttr\SITY • TO\V'.)ON, tv\A[\YlANn ?1?04 • <J01 ):1?1 ?c) 0 «women Writers of the Harlem Renaissance>~ GLORIA T. HULL Associate Professor of .English University of Delaware Monday, April 30, 12:00 p.m., Linthicum- 200 Grants & En .... ~.~ . ,Bnts The 1910s and 1920s- the period of the "Harlem Renaissance" - saw a great flowering of creative work in the arts by black Americans. Professor Hull will discuss the literary work of black women during this period, and the conditions that both fo stered and hindered their work . Dr . Hull is on campus as a consultant to the American Literature workshop of the FIPSE funded project to integrate the s cholarship on women into the curriculum . This lecture and others in this series Rre ava-L1ab1 e on tape from Co ok Tiibrary and tl1e l•'t l):~I•~ Cran t office (T..Ji "50 L C) . All faculty, staff , and students are invited to attend.