Marcus S. Cox

Associate Professor

425D Capers Hall
843-953-4857
marcus.cox@citadel.edu

Marcus S. Cox specializes in 20th Century African American history. He earned a B.S. degree in Marketing and an M.A. degree in history from Southern University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana and a Ph.D. from Northwestern.

His research interests include African American civil-military history and the history of Black Higher Education. He is the author of several scholarly articles in national publications such as Educational Foundations, Louisiana History, and the International Journal of Africana Studies. He is currently revising his manuscript, "Soldiering for Uncle Sam: Black Higher Education and Military Training in the Deep South.”

Cox teaches courses on the modern civil rights movement, African American history, African American military history, and African Americans and the Cold War. He is also the founding Director of The Citadel African American Studies program.

  1. Fall 2009 Course Materials
  2. HIST 103: Greek Civilization PPT 
  3. HIST 103: The Golden Age PPT 
  4. HIST 103: The Rise of Rome PPT 
  5. HIST 103: The Roman Empire PPT 
  6. HIST 103: Transformation of The Roman Empire PPT 
  7. HIST 103: Renewal and Reform PPT 
  8. HIST 103: Heirs to the Roman Empire PPT 
  9. HIST 103: Crisis and Renaissance PPT 
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  11. HIST 320: Cold War Culture (Part I) PPT 
  12. HIST 320: Cold War Culture (Part II) PPT 
  13. HIST 320: The Anti-War Movement PPT 
  14. HIST 320: The Chicano Movement PPT 
  15. HIST 320: Women's Liberation PPT 
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