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Kamille Whittaker

Kamille Whittaker

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Assistant Professor of Journalism and Digital Media, Clark Atlanta University

Atlanta

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Total articles 15

  • HBCU marching bands are the life of the party

    By Kamille Whittaker| Atlanta Magazine Verified Football games serve a different purpose at HBCUs: They’re the bookends for the halftime show. During halftime, no one is going to the concession stands or taking a restroom break. If you did, you’d be missing out on the real reason football games traditionally exist at HBCUs in the first place: the battle of the bands.

    By Kamille Whittaker · Atlanta Magazine

    Oct. 18, 2023

  • Arts exhibits currently on display at the Atlanta University Center

    By Kamille Whittaker| Atlanta Magazine Verified There are a fount of art offerings on the Atlanta University Center’s campuses—and cross-institutional programming and curriculum to glue it all together. For example, the Atlanta University Center Collective for the Study of Art History & Curatorial Studies’ curriculum makes use of the Spelman College Museum of Fine Arts, Clark Atlanta University Art Museum, and the strong liberal arts programming on all campuses.

    By Kamille Whittaker · Atlanta Magazine

    Oct. 18, 2023

  • HBCU marching bands are the life of the party

    By Kamille Whittaker| Atlanta Magazine Verified Football games serve a different purpose at HBCUs: They’re the bookends for the halftime show. During halftime, no one is going to the concession stands or taking a restroom break. If you did, you’d be missing out on the real reason football games traditionally exist at HBCUs in the first place: the battle of the bands.

    By Kamille Whittaker · Atlanta Magazine

    Oct. 18, 2023

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