Dr. Linda Tomlinson Adjunct Assistant Professor of History Office:  219 JKSA Building Phone:  910-672-1556 FAX:    910-672-1470 Email:  ltomlins@uncfsu.edu Personal Homepage
BIOGRAPHY	DAH, African/African-American Studies, Clark Atlanta University        MLA, American History, Southern Methodist University  BFA, Communications/Public Relations, Southern Methodist University Associate of Arts, Liberal Arts, El Centro College
	Coordinator of  History Core Curriculum and            Instructor of History, Clark Atlanta University, 2004-2004  Lecturer, Clark Atlanta University, 1997-1999 Adjunct Professor, Spelman College, 1999-2008 Coordinator I, Theatre Division, Southern Methodist University, 1983-1993 Activities           ETS AP Reader for U.S. History, Louisville,  KY— 2008  and 2009 Recipient of the UNCF/Andrew W. Mellon Faculty Doctoral Fellowship, 2002-2003 Recipient of the Southern Education Foundation, Inc.’s John A. Griffin Award for Equity in Education, 2002 Recipient of the Georgia Women in Education’s Louise McBee Scholarship, 1998
TEACHING COURSES	HIS 210 African American History HIS 212   United States History Since 1865 HIS 322   Ethnic Minorities in Urban American History
RESEARCH INTERESTS	·         Black Activism in the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements ·         The Roles of Black Women in Social Movements ·         Jim Crow Politics and Culture ·         Black Revolution ·         History and Culture of the African Diaspora
PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS	Moss, Barbara, Linda Tomlinson and Robert Woodrum.  The United States, Africa andthe World.  Acton, MA: Tapestry Press, 2006.