Uncle Tom's Cabin by Susan Gurganus

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Design By: Susan Gurganus
Susan Gurganus
I'm a retired professor (College of Charleston, special education) and live in my hometown Raleigh NC with my husband and rescue hound. My passions include creating art and traveling. I'm a huge supporter of public education; teaching as a profession; disability rights; environmental protections; animal causes (rescue pets, wildlife, endangered species); and our public spaces. I'm on the Education Committee of the NC Museum of Art and have established a scholarship for special education teachers at my alma mater, Mars Hill University. My publications include Math Instruction for Students with Learning Problems (Routledge, 2017), which I illustrated as well.
Design By: Susan Gurganus
Susan Gurganus
I'm a retired professor (College of Charleston, special education) and live in my hometown Raleigh NC with my husband and rescue hound. My passions include creating art and traveling. I'm a huge supporter of public education; teaching as a profession; disability rights; environmental protections; animal causes (rescue pets, wildlife, endangered species); and our public spaces. I'm on the Education Committee of the NC Museum of Art and have established a scholarship for special education teachers at my alma mater, Mars Hill University. My publications include Math Instruction for Students with Learning Problems (Routledge, 2017), which I illustrated as well.
Artist Statement

I recently re-read Uncle Tom's Cabin with my book club. We remarked on how the issues addressed are still important and current. I was inspired by the book's early chapters for this cover. — Susan Gurganus