Resume

• 2012

  Master's degree

  African-American/Black Studies

  WHIP Radio Host and On-Air Personality

  Temple University

  CPR

• 2007

  Bachelor's degree

  Mass Communication/Media Studies

  University Outreach

  Black Men On Campus

  Financial Aid Committee member

  California state University- Bakersfield

• Californian conversations with Tyree Boyd-Pates

  Though relatively new to Bakersfield

  Tyree Boyd-Pates has done the city proud

  recently winning the William R. Hearst/CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement for his performance as a student at

  Californian conversations with Tyree Boyd-Pates

  Way to go Tyree

  I had the pleasure of meeting Tyree A. Boyd-Pates last spring when the Road to College Tour made a stop at East High. Tyree was one of the student ambassadors on hand to promote the importance of going to college to ninth and tenth graders

  and why CSUB is a great choice.

  Way to go Tyree | CSU Bakersfield on WordPress.com

  How Sweet the Sound: New exhibit at CAAM celebrates the city's gospel tradition

  The California African American Museum in Exposition Park has unveiled its long-gestating show

  \"How Sweet the Sound: Gospel Music in Los Angeles

  \" which focuses on the history of gospel music in South Los Angeles.

  How Sweet the Sound: New exhibit at CAAM celebrates the city's gospel tradition

  Revisiting the L.A. Riots

  25 Years Later

  DTLA - The explosives had been laid and the city waited for the verdict in the trial of four white Los Angeles Police Department officers accused of beating motorist Rodney

  Revisiting the L.A. Riots

  25 Years Later

  On being young

  black and confused in America

  Tyree Boyd-Pates was a child when he learned he was black. In the decades to follow

  he'd come to understand identity through his eyes and the eyes of others.

  On being young

  black and confused in America

  These youth are making change beyond pressing the “like” button

  Our generation has been called lazy

  narcissistic and entitled. They say we’re armchair activists who would rather sit at home posting hashtags than put our boots on the ground or exercise our right to vote.

  The Corner (@TheCorner__) | Twitter

  The latest from The Corner (@TheCorner__). @WHIPRadio 's very own! Tune in Saturdays @ 11AM; LISTEN LIVE @ http://www.live.whipradiotu.com | Student Radio. Temple University

  The latest Tweets from The Corner (@TheCorner__). @WHIPRadio 's very own! Tune in Saturdays @ 10AM; LISTEN LIVE @ http://t.co/MDBBvHRHBl | Student Radio. Temple University

  The Corner (TheCorner__) on Twitter

  Grad Profile: 'Born leader' will leave indelible mark at CSUB

  Tyree Boyd-Pates BA Communications

  minor in African American Studies Tyree Boyd-Pates' boisterous enthusiasm is both infectious and infamous at CSUB. In his five years here

  he has made friends on every corner of campus - from the residence halls

  where he's lived since his freshman year

  to the Student Recreation Center

  where he can often be found playing pickup basketball.

  Tyree Boyd-Pates BA Communications

  minor in African American Studies Tyree Boyd-Pates' boisterous enthusiasm is both infectious and infamous at CSUB. In his five years here

  he has made friends on every corner of campus - from the residence halls

  where he's lived since his freshman year

  to the Student Recreation Center

  where he can often...

  Grad Profile: 'Born leader' will leave indelible mark at CSUB | CSU Bakersfield on WordPress.com

  Are Candidates Exploiting the Families of Black Victims for Votes? Sandra Bland's Mom Says \"No\"

  When most mothers endorse presidential candidates

  their voices have limited impact. But an endorsement by the mother of Sandra Bland

  a black woman who died in police custody? That holds weight. Geneva Reed-Veal endorsed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton a few weeks ago--and she's proud. \"Hillary has been championing women and families for over a decade.\"

  In Our Cities: The California African American Museum Redefines Black History in Los Angeles - EBONY

  History curator Tyree Boyd-Pates takes us inside the California African American Museum for the latest installment of EBONY's #InOurCities series.

  In Our Cities: The California African American Museum Redefines Black History in Los Angeles - EBONY

  #MLKNOW: The Moment We've Been Waiting For

  Our generation had a moment this MLK Day. On Monday January 18

  2016 some of the greatest artists and activists of our time came together to commemorate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in NYC.

  Co-authored by Makiah Green. Our generation had a moment this MLK Day. On Monday January 18

  2016 some of the greatest artists and activists of our time came together to commemorate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

  1300 Community Council -

  The Residence Hall Association

  or RHA

  is the student-run governmental organization for Temple’s on-campus residential population. In this capacity

  RHA exists as a hybrid entity at the junction of the Department of Student Activities and the Department of Housing & Residential Life. Working under the dual-purpose of Student Organization and Residential Life component

  RHA offers the opportunity for leadership

  programming

  and community through its 8 Residence Hall Community Councils.

  Julia Sullivan 1300 Community Council Advisor Phone: 215-777-1304 Email: tue69506@temple.edu Derek Croissette 1300 Community Council Advisor Phone:215-777-1319 Email: Tuf72490@temple.edu POSITION REPRESENTATIVE EMAIL President Jacob Epstein tuf41731@temple.edu Vice President Shali Pai tuf57085@temple.edu Secretary Brooke Mead tuf39986@temple.edu Treasurer Zachary Klee tuf42941@temple.edu RHA Representative Elizabeth Doyle tuf46067@temple.edu Public Relations Representative Amari Evans Amari.Evans@temple.edu Public Relations Representative Kasey Brown tuf45019@temple.edu Advocacy Representative ...

  1300 Community Council

  CAAM exhibit on 1992 riots defines city’s culture clash

  EXPOSITION PARK — It took California African American Museum History Curator Tyree Boyd-Pates a couple of months to put together the startling and well-layered “No Justice

  No Peace: LA 1992” exhibit that is now being showcased at the museum through...

  CAAM exhibit on 1992 riots defines city’s culture clash

  The Myth of Black Male Exceptionalism | Tyree Boyd-Pates | TEDxCrenshaw

  I'm the exception to the rule because I am successful...why is there an exception in the first place? Tyree is a graduate of Temple University with a Mas- te...

  Ted Talk: The Myth of Black Male Exceptionalism

  Not just about Rodney King: California African American Museum takes a wide view of the 1992 riots

  CAAM presents No Justice

  No Peace: LA 1992

  which examines one of the most notorious episodes of urban unrest in American history.

  Not just about Rodney King: California African American Museum takes a wide view of the 1992 riots

  Why millennials are speaking up for social justice

  Why is Gen Y one of the most active generations in half-a-century?

  Why millennials are speaking up for social justice

  Californian conversations with Tyree Boyd-Pates

  Though relatively new to Bakersfield

  Tyree Boyd-Pates has done the city proud

  recently winning the William R. Hearst/CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement for his performance as a student at Cal State Bakersfield. The 21-year-old

  who's majoring in communications with a minor in African-American studies

  is a standout student and ambassador

  encouraging teens to consider college.

  Blog Archives

  We are so proud to have chosen  Tyree Boyd-Pates  as the 2017 Alumni Rising Runner for the School of Arts & Humanities and feel very excited to profile him on our blog.  Tyree received a BA in...

  Blog Archives

  On being young

  black and confused in America

  Tyree Boyd-Pates was a child when he learned he was black. In the decades to follow

  he'd come to understand identity through his eyes and the eyes of others.

  On being young

  black and confused in America

  Black youth are going church-hopping

  and here’s why

  COMPTON

  CA—I stopped going to church about six months after Michael Brown was killed in Ferguson. My church at the time

  a Pentecostal black church in South Los Angeles

  had made no mention of police brutality or Black Lives Matter

  and I couldn’t...

  Rolling down Rosecrans in Compton

  L.A. hip-hop's Main Street

  As far back as 1967 with Jimmy Webb

  L.A. musicians have found inspiration on Rosecrans Avenue. The Times' Randall Roberts reports on the hip-hop artists

  including Kendrick Lamar

  Tupac and DJ Quik

  who have written lyrics about the street that runs...

  Rolling down Rosecrans in Compton

  L.A. hip-hop's Main Street

  Black Leadership:

  Shared at Temple University's Inclusivity Leadership Conference

  I and two other colleagues displayed the significance of student leadership at the collegiate level. Converging my knowledge of African American History and passion for student development

  I expounded on the possibility of student community change.

  Black Leadership in America- Past

  Present and Beyond By DeChana Roberts

  Tyree Boyd-Pates and Cory Dulaney Welcome Why did you choose this session? What do you hope to gain from this session? Expectation: Be an active participant

  respect others opinions Purpose Provide a forum to discuss Black leadership in order to develop ideas on how to progress as black leaders within society.

  African American Leadership Model

  Home

  TYREE BOYD-PATES is a history curator

  professor

  writer

  and speaker who expounds on Black culture from a millennial vantage and mobilizes communities of color through journalism

  social media and education. He is a contributing writer to outlets...

  TyreeBP.com

  National Museum of African American History and Culture’s April Events Include Jazz Concerts

  Panel Discussions

  The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture continues its grand-opening year event series in April

  including discussions of the Biafran-Nigerian Civil War and the Los Angeles Riots. In celebration of Jazz History Month

  ...

  Meet the Rise Up: Be Heard Fellows

  Meet the Rise Up: Be Heard Fellows

  Xavier University of Louisiana Welcomes A Brand New President

  On February 26 2016

  Xavier University of Louisiana celebrated the inauguration and investment of its new president

  Dr. Reynold C. Verret - a man of great esteem

  faith

  and leadership. Dr. C. Reynold Verret is an experienced higher education administrator and a widely respected scholar.

  Temple Univ. UHRL Module: Understanding Peer Mediation

  Here is an online module I created to assist Resident Assistants at Temple University in structuring methods for conflict resolution.This module was successful in instructing RA on how to resolve disputes with residents by negotiating appropriately.

  Understanding Peer MediationWhat is Peer Mediation? It is a structured method of conflict resolution in which trained individuals assist people in disputes by listening to their concerns and helping them negotiate.Peer Mediation is Perfect for RA's because...*Young people understand their peers and know their pressures

  the attitude

  and the language.

  High-schoolers learn the 'road to college'

  Tyree Boyd-Pates

  a Cal State Bakersfield junior

  served as a master of ceremonies Tuesday morning outside East High School. It was his goal to get high-schoolers there excited about higher education. \"Go

  to

  college!\" three groups of students yelled.

  These youth are making change beyond pressing the “like” button

  Our generation has been called lazy

  narcissistic and entitled. They say we’re armchair activists who would rather sit at home posting hashtags than put our boots on the ground or exercise our right to vote.

  Tyree A. Boyd-Pates | 2010 Award Recipient | CSU Trustees' Awards | Foundation | CSU

  Tyree A. Boyd-Pates | 2010 Award Recipient | CSU Trustees' Awards | Foundation | CSU

  What is the state of the black family in SoCal?

  A new study shines a spotlight on an old question: What role does the family play in determining a child's success?

  What is the state of the black family in SoCal?

  1992 LA riots examined in new exhibit at Expo Park

  The No Justice No Peace; LA 1992 exhibit runs to Aug. 27.

  1992 LA riots examined in new exhibit at Expo Park

  Navigating Your Way: How to be a compass to your residents

  Within this presentation

  I and a colleague

  provided pertinent information to Residential Assistants at Temple University in effectively guiding residents through their undergraduate careers.

  Navigating Your Way: How to be a compass to your ResidentsBy: Cory Dulaney & Tyree A. Boyd-Pates Leadership\"Leadership is lifting a person's vision to high sights

  the raising of a person's performance to a higher standard

  the building of a personality beyond its normal limitations.\"

  Certainly a rewarding experience being able to educate and engage diverse groups about the contributions of African Americans in society past

  present

  and future.

  Philadelphia African American Museum

  Distance Learning

  Social Networking

  Event Planning

  Tutoring

  Fundraising

  Management

  Higher Education

  Educational Leadership

  Community Outreach

  Student Affairs

  Teaching

  Customer Service

  Research

  Program Development

  Photoshop

  Public Speaking

  Press Releases

  Student Development

  Public Relations

  Microsoft Office

  Post Rachel

  Post Rachel

  Tyree A.

  Boyd-Pates

  MA

  California State University-Dominguez Hills

  Fusion

  an ABC - Univision Joint-Venture

  The Huffington Post Black Voices

  Temple University

  California African American Museum

  WHIP Radio - Temple University

  Pacific Oaks College

  Califonia State University

  Bakersfield.

  As a Resident Coordinator

  I work directly with professional and student staff members to offer support in services and assistance to members of Temple University’s undergraduate residence hall population. I assist with the management of a residential life program in a facility ranging from 150 to 850 students on Temple University’s Main campus. I also assist in the creation of positive residential communities by supporting student staff and advising student-driven organizations.

  Resident Coordinator

  Greater Philadelphia Area

  Temple University

  Bakersfield

  While at California State University

  I had the opportunity to ignite and spark interest in CSUB through interactions with prospective students. I was responsible for providing tours of the campus to K-12 students from local institutions highlighting campus life and campus functions. Simiilarly

  I was Master of Ceremony for multiple new student orientations (Open Campus with 800 Students

  Celebrate CSUB

  Transfer Day

  College Making it Happen

  Los Angeles Preview Day) all while providing enthusiastic and charismatic displays of school pride.

  Student Ambassador

  Califonia State University

  Bakersfield.

  Los Angeles

  As the curator of History for the California African American Museum

  I am responsible for developing and managing exhibitions

  public programs

  and the permanent collection of historical artifacts and memorabilia

  acquisitions/deaccessions and other materials to enable the Museum to meet its mandate for acquiring

  preserving and interpreting for public enrichment African American history and culture. I research and make recommendations to the Executive team on history-related exhibitions to be rented or self-curated as needed or as the demand arises within the museum’s planned exhibition schedule.

  History Curator

  Program Manager

  California African American Museum

  Greater Los Angeles Area

  Classes:\n-Intro to Africana Studies\n-Harlem Renaissance

  Lecturer

  Africana Studies

  California State University-Dominguez Hills

  Presented and produce a weekly one-hour show

  The Corner

  which aired live every Saturday from 10am-12pm ET on http://www.whipradiotu.com

  one of Philly's premier college Internet stations. The show began in July of 2013. Featured top 10 hits (Hip-hop and R&B) as well as booked frequent in-studio guests.\n\n*Covered High Profile individuals such as President Barack Obama.

  On Air Host/ Personality

  Greater Philadelphia Area

  WHIP Radio - Temple University

  Los Angeles

  Rise Up: Be Heard is a journalism fellowship designed to give young people living in California’s most underserved areas the tools and training they need to put a spotlight on issues adversely impacting health in their communities: From environmental pollution to neighborhood violence

  food insecurity to homelessness

  health-care access to mass incarceration—our journalism fellows bring a unique understanding to their reporting

  on issues that hit close to home.

  Rise Up Be Heard Fellow

  Fusion

  an ABC - Univision Joint-Venture

  I write columns and articles that are featured on Huffington Post Black Voices.

  The Huffington Post Black Voices

  Pacific Oaks College

  Greater Los Angeles

  Classes:\n- The Power of Our Voices: Race and Culture in the U.S.\n- Interpersonal Communications Systems\n- Contemporary Urban Adolescents

  Lecturer

  Human Development

  The California State University (CSU) annually announces recipients of the CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement. The awards are given each year to those students who demonstrate superior academic performance

  personal accomplishments

  community service and financial need.

  CSU System

  Stephen P. Couvillion Outstanding Achievement Award

  Temple African American Studies Department