Anti-Black Racism in the U.S. and Building a Unified Society
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
I was born and largely raised in Port-Gentil Gabon and attended middle school at New Era High School in Panchgani India. I have a Bachelor’s in Mathematics Education, Master’s in Special Education and have taught in higher education (KU and UNC-CH) and in various K-12 settings, my last being the... See Faculty Bio
My career includes over forty years in the California’s higher education systems. I spent the first 30+ years in the community colleges and retired as Chancellor of Coast Colleges overseeing three wonderful community colleges in Orange County, California. Having had presidential and chancellor level roles, I was immediately invited to... 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