Ursula Robinson Honored at the Atlanta Black Theater Festival

robinsonUrsula O. Robinson, an associate professor of visual and performing arts at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, won the Best Author Award at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival. Robinson was honored for her one-woman show “SKINNY: One Woman’s Journey to FATTT.”

Robinson has  been a member of the faculty at South Carolina State University since 1999.

 

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