Robert Randolph Jr
Assistant Director, Writing Center
Academic Support and Access Center
Degrees
PhD, Educational and Cultural Studies University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Graduate Certificate, Women's and Gender Studies
MA, English and African American Literature, North Carolina A&T State University
BA, African American Studies, UNC Greensboro
BA, Political Science, UNC Greensboro
Bio
Robert Randolph, Jr. is a scholar and writer from “Down East,” North Carolina. His research and teaching interests include 20th- and 21st-century African-American literature and cultural production, socio-cultural foundations of education, and Black feminist and queer rhetorics. His most recent publications include, “Shifting the Talk: Writing Studies, Rhetoric, and Feminism at HBCUs,” co-authored with Faye Spencer-Maor and “The Queer Poetics of Social Justice: Literacy, Affect(ion), and the Critical Pedagogical Imperative,” in Leadership, Equity, and Social Justice in American Higher Education: A Reader, edited by C.P. Gause.
