Goddard College is thrilled to celebrate accomplished creative writing alumnus Mwalim Daphunkee Professor Peters (MFAW ’06), an inspirational performing artist, author, playwright, musician, and educator. As a professor of English and former director of Black Studies at UMass Dartmouth, Mwalim employs his talents to uplift marginalized voices. His award-winning one-man show “A Party at the Crossroads” explores his experience as a Black Mashpee Wampanoag growing up in a Jewish neighborhood. His plays have been produced across the US, Canada, UK, and Caribbean. As a founding member of the Grammy-nominated band The GroovaLottos, Mwalim’s musical artistry also shines. We are extremely proud to count this innovative multi-hyphenate creator among our distinguished graduates at Goddard College. Mwalim’s commitment to social justice and free expression through his work perfectly encapsulates the boundary-pushing spirit we seek to kindle in all our students.

You can find more of his music here: https://open.spotify.com/album/0fqEyH6ZmBELBZoyaTSEAk

Important Announcement


The Board of Directors for Goddard College have made the difficult decision to close the college at the end of the 2024 Spring term.  

 

Current Goddard students will have the opportunity to complete their degrees at the same tuition rate through a teach-out with like-minded institution, Prescott College. Updates and scholarship funds will be available in the coming weeks and months. Information will be posted to www.goddard.edu

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