Dr. Joseph Nwoye serves as a consultant and a member of Diversity Frontier Board of advisers. Joseph earned his doctorate in education with a focus in curriculum and instruction and concentration in urban education, masters in elementary education, and bachelors in marketing management from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
After completing a Bachelor of Science degree in English and Social Science, Ms. Vaughan received a Master of Science Degree in Education, both from Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia. From 1990 until 2009, she was Director, Office of Public Relations, Office of Dean, Howard University College of Medicine.
A native Spanish speaker, Emiliano Sor has taught and tutored Spanish for more than 10 years. He has worked at three different entities, including Mount St. Mary’s University, Hood College, Oneness Multicultural School, and Montgomery College. As a faculty, he has recommended students for studying abroad programs worldwide and nationwide.
Engineer Nwoye is the President and the Chairman of Diversity Frontier’s Board of advisers. From 1990 until 2009, she was Director, Office of Public Relations, Office of Dean, Howard University College of Medicine. Mr. Nwoye earned his Engineering degree and MBA. He served as an engineer and manager of M-Tel, a division of Nigerian Telecommunication Company.
María-Elvira Luna-Escudero-Alie has a Ph.D from Georgetown University. Hers dissertation’s title is: “The structure of time on the plays of Mario Vargas Llosa”. She is currently teaching full-time Spanish and French at Montgomery College, Takoma Park-Silver Spring Campus, and in her spare-time she volunters to present on issues important to Latinos.
Melinda Nwoye is the Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Diversity Frontier, USA. She is responsible for ensuring that the need of our clients is the organization’s first priority. She is also responsible for advising reading and writing associates on new research that would inform us on current issues in reading and writing matters, as well as providing support services for Diversity associates.
Dr. Benenson is an Associate Professor in the College of Education at Argosy University, Seattle. He has been a professor at Illinois State University (where he was the Chair of the Early Childhood Division) and at the University of New Mexico; he has also been a classroom teacher at every grade level, K-12, and locale (urban, suburban & rural schools).
John McLaulin’s Ph. D is in English, from Harvard University. He holds emeritus faculty rant from East Stroudsburg University, in Pennsylvania, and is currently an adjunct in English at Montgomery College, Germantown, MD.He was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and served on trampships in the British Merchant Navy for two years.