Black Representation in the Curriculum: Conversations on Teaching, Culture, Equity, and Belonging

1. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

   Understanding Nanoparticles and Their Applications ft. Dr. Andre Z. Clayborne (opens the original)

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   In this engaging conversation, Professor Andre Z. Clayborne shares his journey from a rural upbringing in Virginia to becoming an associate professor at George Mason University. He discusses the fascinating field of nanoscience, emphasizing the importance of computational methods in understanding materials at the nanoscale. Professor Clayborne highlights the advantages of using computers in research, the real-world applications of nanoscience, and the significance of mentorship in shaping a scie

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2. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

   The Power of Marcus Garvey's Philosophy ft. Geoffrey Philp (opens the original)

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   In this episode of Black Representation in the Curriculum, Catherine Quinlan engages in a deep conversation with Geoffrey Philp about his educational journey, the significance of lived experiences in teaching, and the impact of Marcus Garvey on education. They explore the challenges faced by Black students in the education system and the need for a curriculum that reflects their identities and histories. Philp emphasizes the importance of understanding one's self and the intergenerational strugg

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