A repository of recorded videos from ORIC Offerings and other trainings

View Our Video Library

The ORIC Faculty Collaboration Hub (C-Hub) was developed to centralize resources and information on faculty expertise and productivity.

Learn More About ORIC Faculty Collaboration Hub

Faculty Searchable Database to find Spelman College experts across Disciplines

Learn More About Faculty Searchable Database
basic_page/thumbnail_img/tashainnis500.jpg

The Office of Research, Innovation, and Collaboration (ORIC) is designed to promote a robust research environment and ethical scholarly engagement with a focus on supporting the entire Spelman community and its scholars. The vision statement for ORIC is to "empower the Spelman Community to achieve and share scholarly excellence".

The ORIC Team and I are happy to present to you a "one-stop shop" to assist you in learning more about your colleagues and their scholarly excellence. We hope that as you review information about them and utilize the resources available, it would motivate you to develop collaborations. Thus, the name "ORIC Faculty Collaboration Hub". Welcome to the C-Hub!

Learn more about Dr. Tasha Inniss »

Events

No Events at this time.

News

news/thumbnail_img/conference525.jpg
Faculty Member Hosts Conference to Highlight Black Women’s Spiritual Activism and Impact on Social Change

Posted Sep 16, 2024

Spelman College

ATLANTA (September 16, 2024) —Spelman College’s Dr. Rosetta Ross, professor of philosophy and religious studies, and Georgia State University’s Dr. Monique Moultrie, professor of religious studies, will host a two-day conference, “When We Lead: Black Women’s Spiritual Activism and Social Change Conference,” on Oct. 4 and 5 at the Emory Conference Center Hotel in Atlanta.

news/thumbnail_img/spelmanwomenstem525.jpg
Spelman College Unveils Virtual Hub of Critical Data on Black Women in STEM at Inaugural Black Women in STEM Summit

Posted Sep 06, 2024

Spelman College

Spelman College’s Center of Excellence for Minority Women in STEM (COE-MWS) hosted its inaugural Black Women in STEM Summit, where they showcased a prototype of the Black Women in STEM Data Hub – a trove of comprehensive data about Black Women in STEM.

news/thumbnail_img/facultyinstitute24-072-525.jpg
Spelman College Kicks Off 2024-2025 Academic Year with Annual Faculty Institute

Posted Aug 30, 2024

Spelman College

Last week, more than 300 Spelman College faculty members convened at the College’s annual faculty institute, a place for faculty to connect with one another, foster collaboration across disciplines and discuss topics that will impact various aspects of higher education.

Faculty Blogs/Vlogs

blog/thumbnail_img/spelmancollegeorganist_joycejoyce525.jpg
Dr. Joyce Johnson Gives Spelman and the World the Gift of Music

Posted Mar 12, 2024

Spelman College

On Jan. 27, 2024, professor emerita of music and Spelman’s beloved organist Dr. Joyce Finch Johnson, was feted at the Not Alone Foundation Inc. 8th Annual Diamonds Awards ceremony with the Diamonds Award Lifetime Achievement in Music Education. The educational leadership award signifies Dr. Johnson’s dedication and service to Spelman College and the world, while embracing philanthropy, humanitarian efforts and servant leadership.

blog/thumbnail_img/linda-hart-patton-headshot525.jpg
Forever Blue: The Enduring Dedication of Linda Patton, C'88

Posted Oct 11, 2023

Spelman College

Linda Hart Patton C'88, is an exemplar of "Forever Blue" – this year's Founders Day theme and a testament to Spelman's enduring legacy of sisterhood and exhibition of tenacity by students, alumnae, faculty and staff. Patton's service to Spelman began as a first-year student in 1984 and has continued throughout her more than decade-long tenure as a Spelman employee. Infusing sisterhood into every element of her work, she even affectionately closes emails with "sisterly." 

blog/thumbnail_img/AmberReed525.jpg
Amber R. Reed, Ph.D: Cultural Anthropologist

Posted Apr 04, 2022

Amber R. Reed, Ph.D

My 2020 book, Nostalgia after Apartheid: Disillusionment, Youth, and Democracy in South Africa was the winner of the Society for Applied Anthropology/American Anthropological Association 2021 Margaret Mead Award.