Dr. Rosalind “Roz” Norman
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- People of St. Louis
- Title
- Dr. Rosalind “Roz” Norman
- Description
- Dr. Rosalind “Roz” Norman has worked as an adjunct professor of Business at Webster University and University of Missouri-St. Louis, is a former National Blues Museum interpretative coordinator, a member of Cinema St. Louis and other artist guilds, a producer of media projects for Double Helix, a media literacy education consultant, and an advocate for arts and culture programs in underserved communities.
- WRSTL project
- Community Storytellers 2025: Commemorating St. Louis in the Long Civil Rights Movement
- Commemorating St. Louis in the Long Civil Rights Movement is a multifaceted and collaborative Gateway GIS project, led by Dr. Roz Norman. This project engages neighborhood organizations, community members, students, educators, and various stakeholders in a process to share and discuss local "homegrown unsung heroes" who have contributed to St. Louis' Long Civil Right Movement. This project first focuses on the North St. Louis historic communities of JeffVanderLou, St. Louis Place, and The Ville.