Femi Oyebade | Faculty | Languages, Literature and Philosophy
Assistant Professor Femi Oyebade
Olufemi Oyebade studies Twentieth and Twenty-first century African-American Literature and African-American literary criticism. His current research focuses specifically on the thematic tradition of utopianism present in African-American literature and criticism and its cultural relevance. As a proud alumnus of Tennessee State University, he strives to contribute to the university’s rich legacy in research, service, and teaching. For this reason, in his African-American Literature and Composition classes, he instills in his student the value of critical thinking, reading, writing, and research skills, in addition to diverse and collaborative inclusiveness, lateral learning, diligence, and compassion.