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Africana Education
Africana studies courses provide understanding and appreciation of the universal African diaspora today and historically from an Afrocentric world view. They also give students the opportunity to evaluate the influence of African culture on the entire human civilization.
Africana Education Program
204 Monroe Hall
Cheney, WA 99004
204 Monroe Hall
Cheney, WA 99004
email: rbartlett@ewu.edu
phone: 509.359.2205
fax: 509.359.2820
Faculty & Staff
Below you will find a listing of the faculty and staff for the Africana Education Program. If you are unsure of who to contact with your questions, please call the main program office at 509.359.2205.

Robert L. Bartlett, PhD
Interim Director204 Monroe HallPhone: 509.359.6412Email: rbartlett@ewu.eduAcademic Information
- PhD, Leadership Studies, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Wash.
- MA Sociology, December 1987, Washington State University, Pullman, Wash.
- BA Sociology, May 1984, Mesa College, Grand Junction, Colo.
Research Interests
African American Catholics; race, culture and ethnicity in the U.S.; diversity awareness and appreciation; assessing social aspects and impacts of endangered species protection and recovery; rural sociology; African American experiences, history and culture; complex organizations

Lynn Burks-Herres
Staff204 Monroe HallPhone: 509.359.2205Email: lburksherres@ewu.edu
Scott Finnie, PhD
Associate Professor204 Monroe HallPhone: 509.359.6152Email: sfinnie@ewu.eduScott Finnie has a doctorate degree in leadership studies with a special emphasis on U.S. race relations from Gonzaga University. He has taught a wide variety of African American courses at EWU since 1993. As a consultant in cultural competency and ethnic history over the past several years, Finnie is excited about the opportunity that these courses provide for students to enhance their appreciation and understanding of the dynamics that shape our multicultural society.
Angela Schwendiman
Lecturer204 Monroe HallPhone: 509.359.7372Email: aschwendiman@ewu.edu
