Mission Statement

Since its birth in 1995, NoirTech Research, an internet-based company, has provided sports scholarship to educational institutions, museums, corporations, libraries and churches.

 

We focus on barrier breakers and historical firsts to illuminate social values and their economic impact on sports in mainstream America.

 

To achieve these objectives, we offer a variety of programs through lectures, designing exhibits, developing workshops, and hosting an academic conference Jerry Malloy each year since 1998.

 

Some of our services include; editing and fact-checking dissertations, thesis, books and articles on African American & Sports history.  We also provide photographs for various publications, develop museum exhibits and specialize in primary research.  Identification of vintage photographs and artifact appraisals are available for a fee.

 

Contact us at  LarryLester42@gmail.com for a program specifically designed for your historical and educational requirements.

 

To download a copy of the latest PRESS RELEASE click HERE. 

 

 

Academic Disciplines include, but not limited to:

• American Studies
• African-American Studies
• History & Pan African Studies
• Journalism – Black Press
• Leisure and Recreation Studies
• Sports History

Our Client list includes:

• African American Museum at Fair Park (Dallas, TX)
• Applebee’s International (Overland Park, KS)
• Berry College (Rome, GA)
• Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
• Black Archives of Mid-America (Kansas City, MO)
• Bruce Watkins Cultural Heritage Center (Kansas City, MO)
• Chicago White Sox
• ESA Designs (Abilene, KS)
• ESPN (Bristol, CT)
• Exhibits USA (Kansas City, MO)
• Gates BBQ Restaurants (Kansas City, MO)
• General Mills (Minneapolis, MN)
• George Mason University (Fairfax, VA)
• Josh Gibson Foundation (Pittsburgh, PA)
• Major League Baseball (New York, NY)
• Major League Baseball Properties (New York, NY)
• Museum of African American History (Detroit, MI)
• The Museum of BusTransportation (Hershey, PA)
• National Association of Supervisors for Business Education (NASBE) (Topeka, KS)
• National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum (Cooperstown, NY)
• National Civil Rights Museum (Memphis, TN)
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (Kansas City, MO)
• New York Mets
• Peachtree Restaurants (Kansas City, MO)
• Philadelphia Phillies
• Pittsburgh Pirates
• Smith-Kramer Fine Arts Exhibits (Kansas City, MO)
• Texas Rangers (Arlington, TX)
• United States Postal Service Advisory Board
• University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, NC)