Katherine Dunham (1910-2006)

Attended Joliet Jr. College, Joliet IL
1926-1936 Ph.B (bachelor of philosophy); University of Chicago
Dance anthropology, theater, Africa, Caribbean, and intercultural communication
Founder and director of the Institute for Intercultural Communication
Selected Publications: Island Possessed (1969), A Touch of Innocence (1959), Dances of Haiti (1947), Journey to Accompong (1946)

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