Teresa A. Nance, Ph.D.
Assistant Vice President, Multicultural Affairs
Associate Professor
Area of Expertise:
- African-American Rhetoric
- African-American Performance
- Diversity in Higher Education
- Professional Presentation
Summary
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Education
- Ph.D., Temple University
- M.S., Emerson College
- B.S., Emerson College
Selected Publications
- Nance, T. and Foeman, A., "Statue or Statement Reflections on the Debate about Building a Statue in Honor of Fallen 9-11 NYC Firefighter," Our Voices, Mayfield Publishing, 2003.
- Foeman, A. and Nance, T., "Building New Cultures, Reframing Old Images: Success Strategies of Interracial Couples," The Howard Journal of Communications, 13:3, 237-249; 2002.
- Foeman, A. and Nance, T., "From Miscegenation to Multiculturalism: Perceptions and Stages of Interracial Relationship Development," Journal of Black Studies 29:4540-557, 1999.
- Nance, T. and Foeman, A., "On Being Biracial In the United States," Reading in Cultural Contests, CA: Mayfield Publishing 53-62, 1997.
Selected Professional Experience
- Visiting Professor of Speech, Temple University, Tokyo, Japan
- Instructor, Speech Communication, Temple University
- Guest Lecturer, University of Alabama
Selected Research
- Prevention Specialist Training Evaluation, Corporate Alliance for Drug Education, Philadelphia, PA, Qualitative Investigator.
- Survey of African-American Athletes, Villanova University Athletic Department, Qualitative Investigator.
- Living Will Project, University of Pennsylvania Health Systems Pastoral Care Dept., Qualitative Investigator.
- State of Delaware Teen Pregnancy Study, Doble and Associates, Dover, Delaware, Qualitative Investigator.
