Industrious educator with solid history of successfully stepping into diverse classroom environments and supporting students with solid lectures, discussions and activities. Implement intervention strategies and discipline management techniques to enhance student success. Trained in attendance, assessment and grading requirements.
Wrote 6 successful grants for the church.
Revamped the music ministry
Mentoring youth, seminarians, and recent seminary graduates.
Each person is assigned a mentor to guide them through perish ministry and community partnership.
Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Society in Social
Sciences
National Association of Political Scientist- International Honor Society
Summa Cum Laude Interdenominational Theological Center (1998)
International Society of Theta Phi Honor Society
LM Tobin Award
Superlative List, Interdenominational Theological Center (1991-1994)
Graduate School of Social Work Dean’s Honor List, Howard University
Recognition for Academic Performance from the Ohio Senate and House of Representatives
FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Political Science Department Scholarship, Clark Atlanta University
Ford Fellowship
Capital Campaign Scholarship
Campbell Scholarship
Howard University School of Social Work Scholarship, Howard University
Summa Cum Laude Doctorate of Ministry.
Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society, National Association of Political Scientist
International Society of Theta Phi Honor Society
National Association of Social Workers
Retired Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Full Connection in the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (2013)
Ordained as a Traveling Elder: Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (2011)
Ordained to the Christian Ministry at the Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, 407 Auburn Ave., Atlanta, GA (1993)
Licensed to Preach at the Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, 407 Auburn Ave., Atlanta, GA (1992)
NONACADEMIC SOCIAL WORK EXPERIENCE
Therapist/Assessor (Contractor), Yes U Can Behavioral Health, Inc., 777 Cleveland Ave., Atlanta, GA(2010-2011)
Clinical Supervisor, Lutheran Services of Georgia, 756 West Peachtree St., NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 (2003-2005)
Foster Care Recruiter; Lutheran Services of Georgia; 756 West Peachtree St., NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 (2002-2003)
Social Worker/Program Coordinator; Calvary Refuge Center, Inc., 4265 Thurman Rd., Forest Park, GA 30297 (1999)
Research Interviewer (Part-time); Rollins School of Public Health of Emory,
University, 1518 Clifton Road, N. E., Atlanta, GA 30322 (1998)
Group Counselor (Part-time); Agape House, Ministry, Inc. for Recovering Substance Abusers, P O. Box 31050, Atlanta, GA 30331 (1996-2001)
Case Manager; Wholistic Stress Control Institute (SIMBA program), 4525 Bakers Ferry Rd., SW, Atlanta, GA 30331-4503 (1995-1996)
Project Director; Grady Cluster Prekindergarten Program; Child Development Center, University Plaza,Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA 30303 (1994-1996)
Social Worker (Part-time); Cobb/Douglas Board of Health, Mental Health/Mental
Retardation (Douglas Center), 2051 Greenridge St., SE, Syrma, GA (1993-1994)
National Director of Patient and Community Services, Arthritis Foundation, National Office, 1314 Spring Street, NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 (1991- 1993)
Social Worker (Part-time), Visiting Nurses of Metropolitan Atlanta; Pryor St., Atlanta, GA 30303 (1991)
Lead Information Specialist (part-time); Arthritis Foundation National Office, 1314
Spring Street, NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 (1990-1991)
Executive Director; Women's Resource Center of DeKalb County, Inc., PO Box 171, Decatur, GA 30031 (1988-1990)
Support Group Leader; Women's Resource Center of DeKalb County, Inc., PO Box 171, Decatur, GA 30031 (1987-1988)
Director of Social Services; Atlanta Children's Shelter, Inc., 577 Peachtree St., NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 (1986-1989)
Psychiatric Social Worker; Grady Memorial Hospital, 80 Butler St., Atlanta, GA 30335 (1985-1986)
Unit Coordinator/ Therapist; Devereux Center, 1980 Stanley Rd., NW Kennesaw, GA30144 (1984-1985)
Center Director, EOA Head Start, 100 Edgewood, Atlanta, GA (1984)
Community Consultant, DeKalb Crisis Intervention Services, Winn Way, Decatur, GA (1983-1984)
Trainer/Supervisor (Part-time), Cathedral of Faith COGIC, Atlanta, GA (1983-1984)
Social Worker, Home Call, Inc. (Home Health) Gaithersburg, MD (1981-1983)
Intern, Child Development Center, Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, Howard University,Washington, DC (1982-1983)
Intern, St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C. (1981-1982)
Social Services Worker II, Franklin CountyWelfare Department, Columbus, OH (1979-1981)
Family Life Coordinator; Hough Parent and Child Center (Head Start), Cleveland, OH (1976-1977)
CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES/PARTICIPATION
Panel Paper Presentation
Reassessing Black Activist Christianity, Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race Black Churches and 21st Century Captivities at Legon, Accra, Ghana 2013, (July 29-August 2)
Workshop Presenter
CTI Trainer Homiletics and Christian Education, Sixth Episcopal District of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, State of Georgia, 2012-2014
The Phenomenal Spiritual Self, Phenomenal Women’s Summit 2012, Fifth Episcopal District of the ChristianMethodist Episcopal Church, Birmingham, AL 2012, (August 30-September 1)
Keynote Speaker
Women’s Leadership Conference Fort Benning Military Base, Columbus, GA 2012
Workshop Presenter
Leadership Development Training Part 1 & 2, Flat Rock Community Church, Lithonia, GA 2012
Workshop Presenter
Effective Leadership, Sixth Episcopal African of District of Georgia Training Institute, Atlanta, GA 2011
In-Service-Training
Section 504 of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), GPSN, Atlanta, GA 2003
Paper Presentation
A Descriptive Study of Homeless Families with Children, 50th Anniversary Celebration, Howard UniversitySchool of Social Work, Washington, DC Paper 1987 (October 3)
Workshop Presenter
Helping the homeless: A Celebration and the Challenge, Sponsored by The Junior League of Atlanta, Atlanta Children's Shelter, Inc., and The Outreach Ministry Council of First Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, GA 1987 (May 9)
Panelist
Homeless Children and Families, North Georgia Chapter of NASW Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA Workingwith Homeless Children Serving Atlanta's Homeless -Past, Present, and Future 1987, (March 21)
TEACHING AREAS/COURSES TAUGHT AND PREPARED TO TEACH IN HUMANITIES
Humanities
Introduction to Philosophy
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE AND INTEREST
Recovery of Women’s Voices in Preaching
Moral Character Development
Religious Influence of Political Systems
Related Professional/Technical Skills
Online teaching: Blackboard, Moodle, and Canvas
Grant writing
Research
Program Development and Evaluation