P erf orm ers, cont inu ed Michael B. Elkins (director) is Chair of the Notre Dame de Namur Theatre Arts Department. He has been a part of NDNU since[removed]He has directed and produced over 250 stage productions at NDNU

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Date: 2006-03-10 19:10:13 Community organizing Martin Luther King Jr. Notre Dame de Namur University Clayborne Carson Coretta Scott King Alberta Williams King Martin Luther King Sr. We Shall Overcome Elkins United States Nationality Christianity		P erf orm ers, cont inu ed Michael B. Elkins (director) is Chair of the Notre Dame de Namur Theatre Arts Department. He has been a part of NDNU since[removed]He has directed and produced over 250 stage productions at NDNU Add to Reading List Source URL: www.stanford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 132,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

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