I am a native New Yorker, raised in Bedford–Stuyvesant, (a.k.a. Bed–Stuy) Brooklyn and the South Bronx. I have lived a significant number of years in New England and various parts of California. My undergraduate degree focused on Ed Philosophy & Theory, and Multicultural Education. Graduate studies were in Public Administration and... See Faculty Bio

Dr. Allen Green completed her Ph.D. in Education in The Learning Sciences and Psychological Studies program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a critical race scholar in education with a math and special education background. Her scholarship is informed by diverse knowledge systems, anti-racism, transformative... See Faculty Bio

Carol Mansour learned about the Bahá’í Faith while working as a reporter and anchor in local television news. Having grown up in a Pentecostal congregation that was all Black, she was intrigued that a religion considered the elimination of racial prejudice as a spiritual imperative.  She has taken to heart... See Faculty Bio

Born in Eatonton, Georgia, during the Jim Crow years, my parents moved to New York City when I was just four months old, sparing me the experience of racial segregation. For the first five years of my life, we lived with extended family, including my parents (Henry and Ollie), brother... See Faculty Bio

I like to work with my hands and spend time outside, which is what I intended to study at school (civil engineering), only to discover computers. After a career writing computer software, managing software developers and working as an IT executive, I’m now employed as Academic General Faculty (teaching faculty)... See Faculty Bio

I was born in Kingston, Jamaica. My interest in music, theatre, and the literary arts led me to abandon my academic degrees and a career in the Forensic Sciences, to take up a position with the British Council Caribbean as Arts & Education Officer. I worked for several years as... See Faculty Bio