Department of Pan-African Studies
5151 State University Dr. Los Angeles
King Hall C3095
Phone (323) 343-2290
Fax (323) 343-5485
Email [email protected]
Office: King Hall C3097
Telephone: (323) 343-2297
Email: [email protected]
A native of Southern California, Staci her earned BA in Theatre Arts & Dance and her MA in Theatre Arts with an emphasis on Womanism and Black Female Identity from California State University, Los Angeles. She is a theatre practitioner specializing in investigating the roles and multiple identities of African women in the Diaspora.
She has worked on stage in several Los Angeles stage productions, is a former acting member of the Robey Theatre Company and has twice been nominated for NAACP Theatre Awards. Staci has also worked in independent film, on television, as a voiceover artist, an orator, and performance poet. Also a playwright, Staci is following up her meta-theatrical solo piece, Beloved Woman, Mother, and Wife with a full-length play.
Before joining the faculty of Pan African Studies, Staci developed and facilitated a theatrical program for high school students in the Pasadena Unified School District and is a former adjunct faculty member of Theatre Arts & Dance at CSULA.