Cathryn Stout, Ph.D.

Marketing & Communications Exec

History Scholar

Seminarian

Writer

Where Story Meets Strategy

Cathryn Stout, Ph.D.

Public Relations and Communications Executive.

American History Scholar.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS 

“John Elkington and the Remaking of Beale Street,” Southern Cultures, vol. 21, no. 3: 103-110,

“John Elkington and the Remaking of Beale Street,” Southern Cultures, vol. 21, no. 3: 103-110,

“Remembering Exeter Student and Police Shooting Victim Edmund Perry,” Medium, column,

“Remembering Exeter Student and Police Shooting Victim Edmund Perry,” Medium, column,

“Why Mound Bayou, MS and Historic Black Towns Matter,” Medium, column,

“Why Mound Bayou, MS and Historic Black Towns Matter,” Medium, column,

“Political Sport of Bashing Black Women Leaders Harms Us All,” The Commercial Appeal, newspaper editorial, Memphis,

“Political Sport of Bashing Black Women Leaders Harms Us All,” The Commercial Appeal, newspaper editorial, Memphis,

“Culture Class: St. George’s Pursues Diversity to Unite Local Community,” The Commercial Appeal, news article,

“Culture Class: St. George’s Pursues Diversity to Unite Local Community,” The Commercial Appeal, news article,

“Opening the Gates of Graceland,” The Commercial Appeal, newspaper editorial, 2010,

“Opening the Gates of Graceland,” The Commercial Appeal, newspaper editorial, 2010,