NNAEMEKA, Obioma

Award • Faculty Achievement Award Other Contributions to Teaching and Research in Aeademia • Designed and taught courses ranging on Black Women Writers, • Feminist Theory • Global Feminism • French/Francophone Literature, Oral and Written Literatures of Africa • African Diaspora and Posteolonial Discourse. • Consultants to foreign Governments, international agencies, academic institutions and is involved in speaking engagements and active participation in national and international conferences and seminars. • Convenor of the Women in Africa and the African Diaspora (WAAD) Conference. ublications • Her publications have appeared in many edited volumes and scholarly journals including Signs. Feminist Issues, Research in African Literature, Law and Policy. Dialectical Anthropology. Women's Studies Quarterly. Western Journal of Black Studies and the International Journal of Third World Studies. Two Edited Volumes viz The Polities of(M) Othering: Womanhood, Identity andResistance inAfrican Literature( Routledge 1997) • Sisterhood, FeminismsandPower: From Africanto the Diaspora African World Press, 1998. She is a multi-lingual and widely travelled scholar. She is a Trustee of some African Based Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO's). She combines research and consultancy with a lot of speaking engagements the world over.