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Natasha A. Lewis-Williams, M.Ed., is an Associate Dean of Student Engagement in the Office of Student Life & Development at Morgan State University.
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Dr. Rahmatu Kassimu is a Dallas-based public health educator, researcher, consultant, speaker, and founder of Dr. K.’s Health Minute.
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Chatashia Brown is a Dallas native and Managing Director of Opportunity & Impact at the Dallas Regional Chamber.
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Dr. Jennifer Hatchett Stover is a Houston-based licensed professional counselor, educator, author, and advocate focused on mental health, wellness, and personal growth.
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Just thinking about Dr. Nellie Lewis evokes a heavy sigh. She was so dynamic. A respected educator and volunteer whose career spanned almost 50 years,...
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The incomparable Zenetta Drew is celebrating 35 years as the Executive Director of Dallas Black Dance Theatre since 1987. A Distinguished Alumni Recipient from Texas...
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Hailing from Hackensack NJ, Tiffany Black, studied African/African American Studies AFAM concentration at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, during which time she...
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Rosie M. Collins Sorrells was the Director of early childhood education and developed the early childhood education curriculum for DISD. A member of the...
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Dallas ISD’S first director of mathematics, Mary Lester was a leader in the field of mathematics instruction. She developed and implemented innovative mathematics curriculums,...
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Earline Gadson-Smith was born in Ocala, FL. When her parents moved to Plant City (the Strawberry Capital), she attended high school where she was a...
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She’s the gift that keeps on giving! After a rich and rewarding career in the Dallas ISD where she designed and implemented a model...
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Dr. Janice Ingram served as a member of the DeSoto ISD Board for 12 years; six as President and two as Board Secretary. For...
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Honorable Kathlyn Gilliam was the first African American female elected member of DISD Board of Trustees. Served 23 years and was elected President.Even before...
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