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Dr. Todd Cleveland is a Distinguished Professor of African History at the University of Arkansas. He has written several books, all of which revolve around various aspects of Africa's past, and present, and has also published scholarly articles on pedagogical strategies and approaches related to teaching African history. His research focuses on Angolan history, as well as on histories of diamonds, tourism, football (soccer), and Olympic athletes in Africa. Dr. Michael G. Panzer is an Adjunct Professor of History at Marist University and a full-time high school Social Studies teacher at Roy C. Ketcham High School in Wappingers Falls, New York. He has been teaching high school and college courses on African History for 28 years. In addition to teaching, he has published several scholarly articles and book chapters on Mozambican history, nationalism, refugee history, and state-formation during the 1960s in southern Africa. |
