created through student research, development & design at suny brockport, these table tent cards, posters & digital slideshow video are available for anyone interested in sharing the words and story of fannie barrier williams.
Through an independent study with Megan Asbeck in Art and Dr. Michael J. Kramer in History, SUNY Brockport Art Major and graphic designer Mats Garlock spent the Spring 2025 semester finishing up the design for table tent cards, posters, and a digital slideshow featuring quotations from Fannie Barrier Williams. To see the options for displays, visit the Fannie Barrier Williams Project website.
These were researched and developed in their first drafts by students in Dr. Kramer’s Fall 2023 seminar in History, HST 412/512 Public History, and in his Spring 2024 course HST/AAS/WGS 381 The Fannie Barrier Williams Project, a class cross-listed in History, African and African American Studies, and Women and Gender. The table tent cards and posters can be printed by SUNY Brockport Printing Services very affordably (instructions included). The digital slideshow can be downloaded and looped on most video monitors and display screens. These can be used on campus, off campus, or wherever one might be interested in sharing the words and story of Fannie Barrier Williams, social reformer, Brockport native, and the first African American graduate of Brockport Normal School, the precursor to SUNY Brockport.
For more about the Fannie Barrier Williams Project, a digital public history project in the SUNY Brockport History Department’s SUNY HistoryLab, visit the FBW Project website.