Dr. Lynn Pifer

Director, Frederick Douglass Institute

G 04b Belknap Hall

Mansfield University

Mansfield, PA 16933

Contact the Director:

Phone: 570-662-4384

E-mail: lpifer@mansfield.edu

 

 

 

Welcome toThe Frederick Douglass Instituteat Mansfield University

 Frederick Douglass was a former slave who became a distinguished orator, journalist, author, and statesman.  After gaining his freedom, Douglass traveled throughout the North giving abolitionist speeches in many cities and towns, including Wellsboro, PA, in 1871.

The Frederick Douglass Institute at Mansfield University promotes programs that will enhance the learning experience at Mansfield University and help students develop an understanding and appreciation of human dignity and diversity.  By presenting and cultivating the spirit of Frederick Douglass's teachings to our campus community, we hope to encourage and produce leaders who are well prepared and predisposed to active participation in the advancement of a democratic world.

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