CSU Faculty Voice: Sad news

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Sad news

A colleague asked me to post this regarding the recent death of retired faculty member Dr. Bart McSwine, former chair of African American Studies. I am sure more up-to-date information will be posted by the university at some point. In the meantime we understand that his funeral services are tentatively scheduled for Visitation on July 11th from 3-7 pm at Midwest Memorial Chapel, 26 W. 154th Street, Harvey, IL 60426. Funeral is set for July 12th.

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