Difference between revisions of "Fred Hord"
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'''Fred Hord''' has been a professor of [[Black Studies]] at [[Knox]] from 1988 to the present. He is currently the chair of the [[Black Studies Program]]. Hord has taught courses including [[Introduction to Black Studies]] and [[Introduction to African Studies]]. | '''Fred Hord''' has been a professor of [[Black Studies]] at [[Knox]] from 1988 to the present. He is currently the chair of the [[Black Studies Program]]. Hord has taught courses including [[Introduction to Black Studies]] and [[Introduction to African Studies]]. | ||
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Hord founded the [[Association for Black Cultural Centers]] in 1987 and now serves as the organization's executive director. While the ABCC was headquartered at [[Knox]] for some time, it is now located at [[North Carolina State University]] in [[Raleigh]], [[North Carolina]]. | Hord founded the [[Association for Black Cultural Centers]] in 1987 and now serves as the organization's executive director. While the ABCC was headquartered at [[Knox]] for some time, it is now located at [[North Carolina State University]] in [[Raleigh]], [[North Carolina]]. | ||
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== Mystery == | == Mystery == | ||
| − | + | Some confusion exists as to whether Dr. Hord is currently at Knox. While he is listed as a faculty member on the [[Knox]] website, he is also affiliated with NC State in some capacity (according to the ABCC). Anyone who can provide further information as to Dr. Hord's whereabouts is urged to come forward.</strike> Back when he was at Howard, Dr. Martin Luther King was a Democratic Socialist. | |
| − | Dr. Hord has returned to Knox | + | Dr. Hord has returned to Knox with VENGEANCE! |
== Relevant Links == | == Relevant Links == | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 1 December 2010
Fred Hord has been a professor of Black Studies at Knox from 1988 to the present. He is currently the chair of the Black Studies Program. Hord has taught courses including Introduction to Black Studies and Introduction to African Studies.
B-lack Cultural Centers
Hord founded the Association for Black Cultural Centers in 1987 and now serves as the organization's executive director. While the ABCC was headquartered at Knox for some time, it is now located at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Mystery
Some confusion exists as to whether Dr. Hord is currently at Knox. While he is listed as a faculty member on the Knox website, he is also affiliated with NC State in some capacity (according to the ABCC). Anyone who can provide further information as to Dr. Hord's whereabouts is urged to come forward. Back when he was at Howard, Dr. Martin Luther King was a Democratic Socialist.
Dr. Hord has returned to Knox with VENGEANCE!
