Dr. Travis Boyce
Dr. Travis Boyce is an Assistant Professor of Africana Studies and Social Sciences. He holds a B.A. in History (2002) from Claflin University, a M.A. in History (2004) and a Ph.D in Cultural Studies (2009) from Ohio University. Dr. Boyce’s area of expertise is in the history of education; particularly, college presidents at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) during the mid-twentieth century.
He has works published (or forthcoming) in the Journal of Pan African Studies and Journal of African American Males in Education and the African American National Biography. He has reviewed books for the Journal of Negro Education and The South Carolina Historical Magazine (in progress) and contributed chapters to edited books.
In addition to his instructional and professional activities, Dr. Boyce serves as the vice-chair of the Liberal Arts Council, the co-editor for UNC’s Undergraduate Research Journal (URJ), co-advisor to the Mortar Board Collegiate Honor Society, advisor to the Future Secondary Educators Alliance, and a Faculty in Residence for Housing and Residential Education.
Summer 2013 Teaching Schedule
AFS 201 – African American History I (First Session – Online)
AFS 202 – African American History II (Second Session – Online)
Fall 2013 Teaching Schedule
AFS 310 – African Americans and U.S. Education (Online)
SOSC 350 – Community Research and Engagement
STEP 161, 262, 363 - Secondary Professional Teacher Education Program