Trumpeting a Fiery Sound; History and Folklore in Margaret Walker's Jubilee
Athens, GA: The University of Georgia Press, 1998. First Printing [Stated]. Hardcover. x, [2] 168, [2] pages. Appendix One: Margaret Walker's Reflections and Celebrations: An Interview; Appendix Two: Bernice Bell Remembers Margaret Walker, the Teacher, Scholar, and Friend: An Interview. Appendix Three: Chronology. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Inscribed by the author on the title page. Inscription reads To President Arthur Levine Teachers College/Columbia University With sincerest and best wishes. Jacqueline Miller Carmichael Alumnae (M.A., 1964) 15 April 2000. "Jackie," as she was fondly known, excelled academically at Paine College, Augusta, Georgia, Columbia University's Teachers College, New York, and Georgia State University. Jackie's occupational calling spanned a total of forty-one years as an instructor of English including eleven years at Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia. While teaching as an adjunct professor of English at Georgia State, Jackie applied for and received a Graduate Teaching Assistantship to study for and earn her Ph.D. in English. Dr. Carmichael's dissertation of Dr. Margaret Walker's JUBILEE was revised and published by the University of Georgia Press, Athens, Georgia, under the title, TRUMPETING A FIERY SOUND: HISTORY AND FOLKLORE IN MARGARET WALKER'S JUBILEE. Dr. Carmichael was the recipient of several awards in education. Her recognition as Teacher of the Year, Woman of the Year, Alumni of the Year, the National Council of Negro Woman, Inc., Columbia (SC) Section's "Living the Legacy Award," were among the most unforgettable. More