LSC-Montgomery Faculty

I have had many opportunities to contribute to the communities in which I have lived. Black males are vastly underrepresented in Political Science; therefore, I consider myself extremely fortunate as an Assistant Professor here at Lone Star College - Montgomery. Over the years, I was given many opportunities to gain experience and to serve, such as taking part in the Congressional Black Caucus Institute Boot Camp. I served in two congressional offices and worked in the Mississippi State Senate. I also served in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Through these opportunities I was able to live in multiple states, expand my knowledge and achieve my dreams through the educational process. I have been provided with a variety of cultural experiences in which I am now able to help develop and motivate students to share ideas and be open to varying perspectives while serving as a role model and expanding representation. 

“Black History Month is not only a time to reflect on the progress of African Americans and sacrifices of our ancestors, but also a time continue learning, growing, and building in our communities.  While celebrating African Americans accomplishments and successes should be done year-round, this is also a time to intentionally remind the world of the advancements that the Black diaspora has helped to provide. We should always remember that no matter what setbacks we may face, we have the courage and strength to achieve our goals.”