Dr. Delores M. Walters is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Philosophy as well as the Institute for Freedom Studies at
Northern Kentucky University. She teaches two experiential courses,
both focused on the Ohio-Kentucky Borderlands.
Course: Researching the Underground Railroad in the
Ohio-Kentucky Borderlands
Dedication of UGRR Plaque
in Rabbit Hash, KY
Northern Kentucky University Anthropology Department
Northern Kentucky University Institute for Freedom Studies
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (NURFC)
American Institute for Yemeni Studies (AIYS)
Colgate University Libraries: The Underground Railroad
Prior to the joint position, at NKU & NURFC Dr. Walters directed the ALANA (African, Latin, Asian, Native American) Cultural Center at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York. While at Colgate, she initiated a partnership with the
Madison County Freedom Trail Commission for students engaged in UGRR research.
Underground Railroad in the Ohio-Kentucky
Borderlands: An Experiential and Service Learning Course at NKU
Race, Gender & Culture
She also facilitated the creation of a cultural sensitivity website by students for medical personnel involved in caring for patients from diverse cultures
Project to identify the race and
ethnicity of newborns at Cincinnati Children's Hospital in 2004
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