Lindsay Michie, PhD

Professor of History
Co-chair of the Africana Studies Department

434.544.8622
michie.l@lynchburg.edu
History House (505 Brevard Street) 6

Dr. Michie joined the University of Lynchburg in 2009.

Education

  • PhD, Modern History — University of St. Andrews, Scotland
  • BA, International Relations — Keele University, United Kingdom

Courses Taught

  • DELL 102: How Does Music Start a Revolution?
  • HIST 243: Contemporary Africa
  • HIST 343: Contemporary South Africa
  • HIST 348: Racism and Empire in the American Context

Research Interests

  • The Chilembwe Rising in British Nyasaland (Malawi)
  • The Role of Music and Spoken Word in South African Resistance Movements
  • Transatlantic Connections Between Africans and African Americans in the Early Twentieth Century

Areas of Expertise

  • History of the Eastern Cape in South Africa
  • Music and Revolution
  • Resistance Music in South Africa
  • The Chilembwe Rising of 1915
Lindsay Michie