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Ferne Caulker-Bronson interview (November 6, 2012)

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Title	Ferne Caulker-Bronson interview (November 6, 2012)
Part of Collection	Oral History Interviews of African American Alumni of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Date	November 6, 2012
Interviewee	Ferne Caulker-Bronson
Interviewer	Tiffany Thornton
Subject	Education Dance
Description	The first twelve years of Ferne Caulker-Bronson's life were spent in Sierra Leaone's capital Freetown, which is located within West Africa. She then spent three years in an English boarding school and completed her last year of High School at Milwaukee's own Custer High. Her diverse cultural and educational background has afforded a unique prospective and disciplined approach to her career as an educator, mentor, professor, artist, and human being. Caulker-Bronson has studied with numerous master teachers in African and Caribbean dance and music, including her mentors, Katherine Dunham, Lavinia Williams, Chief Bey and Pearl Primus. Through her continued research in the history and aesthetics of the performing arts of the African Continent and Diaspora, she continues the traditions of these great legends.

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