About
An interdisciplinary scholar, Dr. Antron D. Mahoney's pedagogy is largely shaped by his experience growing up black and queer in the U.S. South. As such, his research and teaching explores the interrelated understandings of and associations between freedom and embodiment.
More specifically, his work rests at the nexus of social movements and theories of race, gender, and sexuality to understand how black identity, subjectivity, and gender ideology is formed in relation to twentieth and twenty-first century black freedom struggles and queer politics in the U.S. and the African diaspora.
His primary focal points include:
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Black Feminist and Queer Praxis
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U.S. Higher Education
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Leadership
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Media Studies
News & Public Scholarship
Dr. Mahoney's work cited in Trinidad and Tobago Guardian article about acclaimed carnival mas designer Peter Minshall.
Dr. Mahoney selected by students at Ohio Wesleyan University as a 2022 "I-Cubed" presenter to give a three-minute lecture on an innovative idea.
Dr. Mahoney selected as co-chair for the 2023 Leadership Educators Symposium at the University of Tampa.
Dr. Mahoney discussed socially just and culturally relevant leadership on the NASPA Leadership Podcast.