Dr. C.P. Gause, professor and chair of the Department of Leadership, Middle and Secondary Education at Southeast, will take the audience on a journey of discovery, wonder and intrigue. This interactive session will showcase historical narratives and personal stories of black men who changed the trajectory of American culture.

This presentation is based on “The Handbook of Research on Black Males: Quantitative, Qualitative, and Multidisciplinary (International Race and Education Series),” a new book co-edited by Gause, Dr. Theodore S. Ransaw and Richard Major, and published by Michigan State University Press.