Resume

• 2010

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  American Studies

  Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority

  Inc. (Initiated in the Chi Phi Omega Chapter)

  Purdue University

• 2008

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  American Studies

  Purdue University

• 2006

  Study Abroad Student

  History and Sociology

  University of Cape Town

• 2004

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Educational Studies and American Studies

  Trinity College-Hartford

• Grant Writing

  Social Media

  Public Speaking

  Critical Race Theory

  Leadership Training for Youth of Color

  Qualitative Research

  Multicultural Education

  Higher Education

  African American Studies

  Innovative Programming for College Students

  Community Outreach

  Curriculum Development

  Educational Leadership

  Cross Cultural Competency

  Popular Culture

  Student Development

  Youth Mentoring

  University Teaching

  Cultural Studies

  Popular Education

  Moore Roberson

  Heather

  Trinity College - Hartford

  Allegheny College

  Purdue University

  Instructor in the Community & Justice Studies

  Black Studies

  and Education Studies programs. Advises undergraduate students AND student based organizations. Spearheaded the reactivation and chartering of a historically Black Greek letter organization. Facilitates community organizing initiatives for historically underserved communities in Meadville (where the College is located).

  Allegheny College

  Graduate Teaching Assistant

  Taught in the Educational Studies

  African American Studies

  and American Studies undergraduate programs. Instructor of Record in the following courses:\n-History and Philosophy of Education (Recitation Instructor)\n-Intro to Black Studies\n-The Black Family\n-Black Popular Culture\n-Black Male Students in The Wire

  Purdue University

  Ann Plato Fellow in Educational Studies

  Completed my dissertation while in residence and taught one section of EDUC 300: Educational Reform Past & Present in the Educational Studies department.

  Trinity College - Hartford