Victoria Tashjian is a professor at St. Norbert College who offers classes in African history, women’s and gender studies, and peace and justice studies. She is author of the books, “I Will Not Eat Stone: A Women’s History of Colonial Asante” (with Jean Allman), and “The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Global Medieval Life and Culture: Africa.” She is a recipient of the Donald B. King Distinguished Scholar Award and the Leonard Ledvina Award for Excellence in Teaching from SNC. Tashjian devotes significant time to diversity and international issues at the college.
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