(NAMC) - The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture has elected Leslie King-Hammond, PhD., to the postion of Chairman of their Board of Directors.

Dr. King-Hammond is the  Dean of Graduate Studies and Professor of Art History, at the Maryland Institute College of Art. With more than thirty years experience in cultural institutions, she brings an interesting outlook to the organization.

Beyond her duties at MICA she has compiled an impressive track record of professional service. A former president of the College Art Association, King-Hammond serves on the Executive Board of the International Association of Art Critics. She is also a widely exhibited artist in her own right. Her works were featured in The Art of 9/11, curated by Arthur Danto in New York City, and in the traveling exhibition, It's for the Birds, organized by the Bernice Steinbaum Gallery in Miami.

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