Medium
photographs
moving images
sound recordings

Date of Original
1982/2017

Subject
African American authors--20th century
African American churches
African American scholars
American literature--20th century
American literature--African American authors--20th century
Black Muslims--History--20th century
Religion
Sociology
African Americans--Religion
Theology--Study and teaching--United States
African Americans--History
African American studies

Location
United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018

Type
MovingImage
StillImage
InteractiveResource
Sound

Description
In 1982, graduates of Clark College created a lecture series to honor Dr. C. Eric Lincoln, a professor of religion and sociology who taught at Clark College. Lincoln, who began his academic endeavors at Clark in 1954, mentored his students, encouraging scholarly debates and discussions that often extended well beyond class time and office hours. The lecture series is now hosted by Clark Atlanta University's Department of Religion and Philosophy and features speakers who are prominent in the fields of religion and sociology. The annual event is held in October at Clark Atlanta University. This DigitalCommons gallery consists of audio and video recordings from this lecture series and contains many prominent scholars such as John Hope Franklin, Asa Hilliard, and C. Eric Lincoln.

Rights